Santa Visits Wolf Park

Santa Visits Wolf Park

Location: Main Grandstand and Observation Building

Timeline:

1:00: Children invited to decorate trees for the wolves
1:30: Santa arrives
2:00, 2:30 and 3:00: guided tours

Families are encouraged to come celebrate the holiday season with the wolves. Children will gather to help staff and volunteers decorate evergreen trees with wolf-edible treats such as hot dogs, spam, and spaghetti. When Santa arrives, the guests can watch the excitement of the wolves and children as each wolf is presented with their very own tree. Santa will verify with each wolf if he or she had been naughty or nice the past year. Guests are invited into our buildings to warm up, have some hot chocolate and talk to Santa.

In the past, Santa has arrived by dog sled, on horseback, by convertible, and in a helicopter! Be sure to visit and see how Santa will come to Wolf Park this year!



Visitor Info Admission Prices & Hours Memberships Activities/Events Guided Tours Wolf Behavior Presentations Fox Habitat Talks Howl Nights Wolf Bison Demonstrations Feeding Demonstrations Wolf Park After Hours Calendar of Events Seasonal Special Events Wolf Easter Egg Hunt Wolf Birthday Party Celebration of Dogs Watermelon Party Walk For Wolves Pumpkin Party Animal Welfare Appreciation Day Santa Comes to the Park Winter Wolves Events Calendar Weather Information Accommodations Park Rules Hints for a great Park visit Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities Health & Safety Issues Gift Shop at the Park Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us Research Current Research Wolves About Wolves Wolf Articles Coyotes About Coyotes Coyote Articles Foxes About Foxes Fox Articles Bison About Bison Bison Articles Wolf Hybrids About Wolf Hybrids Wolf Hybrid Articles Domestic Dogs About Domestic Dogs Domestic Dog Articles Training Techniques Wildlife & Wilderness Academic Articles Education Private Group Tours Off-Site Lectures Seminars Wolf Park Staff Expert Educators Series Guest Speaker Seminar Series Photography Seminars & Shoots Custom Seminars Secrets for a Great Seminar Experience Internship Program Practicum Program Internship and Practicum Research Projects Wolf Park For Kids Kids Overnight Camps Kids Day Camps Frequently Asked Questions Conservation Current Projects About Us Frequently Asked Questions Park History & Legacy Who’s Who - Animals Who's Who – Humans Other Inhabitants of Wolf Park Photos of The Day Press Room Wolf Park Newsletter Archives Klinghammer Award Contact Us Resources/Links Wolf Park's Blog Recommended Reading Wolf Awareness Links Wolf/Dog Hybrid Information Wolf Park Online Gift Shop Wolf Photography Hear Our Wolves Howl Support Wolf Park! Memberships Adopt a Wolf Program Leaders of the Pack Memberships Honor and Memorial Gifts Gifts in Kind Planned Giving Corporate Giving Special Project Donations Support By Shopping Our Partners Volunteer Contact Us
	Wolf Easter Egg Hunt Wolf Birthday Party Celebration of Dogs Watermelon Party Walk For Wolves Pumpkin Party Animal Welfare Appreciation Day Santa Comes to the Park Winter Wolves	Santa Visits Wolf Park Location: Main Grandstand and Observation Building Timeline: 1:00: Children invited to decorate trees for the wolves 1:30: Santa arrives 2:00, 2:30 and 3:00: guided tours Families are encouraged to come celebrate the holiday season with the wolves. Children will gather to help staff and volunteers decorate evergreen trees with wolf-edible treats such as hot dogs, spam, and spaghetti. When Santa arrives, the guests can watch the excitement of the wolves and children as each wolf is presented with their very own tree. Santa will verify with each wolf if he or she had been naughty or nice the past year. Guests are invited into our buildings to warm up, have some hot chocolate and talk to Santa. In the past, Santa has arrived by dog sled, on horseback, by convertible, and in a helicopter! Be sure to visit and see how Santa will come to Wolf Park this year!


	Wolf Park is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of wolves in captivity and in the wild through behavioral research and education. Wolf Park 4004 East 800 North Battle Ground, Indiana 47920 United States Contact Us
		Copyright © 2010 Wolf Park, Inc. All rights reserved. Photography provided by Monty Sloan unless otherwise indicated. Privacy Policy - Terms and Conditions