Animal Edventures at Noah’s Landing

Had a fantastic time with our 2 year old. Very affordable plus we got up close with the animals and were able to interact with quite a few. The staff was very friendly and willing to spend time taking you around but also gave us our space. It is a bit difficult to find thanks to the fine folks at Google Maps but can’t hold that against them. We can’t wait to go back with more guests

This was the perfect place to take my granddaughter and reconnect with nature on a beautiful fall day. We were able to take our time and self guide through the farm. The staff was very helpful along the way while giving you your space to explore. We can’t wait to go back and revisit with all our new 2 and 4 legged friends.

This was a great time with the family. I am glad we came. What did I enjoy the most? The free roaming pigs. I got to hold a tarantula and an armadillo. These are memories that will last for ever.

We had Noah’s Landing out for my daughter’s 11^th birthday. I think it was the best party we’ve ever had. Dora brought 6 animals that my daughter chose. She gave a very entertaining presentation (partially due to Molly the cockatoo), and all the guests were completely thrilled! I highly recommend Noah’s Landing for your birthday party if you have an animal lover. It is well worth the money. Unforgettable!

Great fun, friendly staff, well worth the drive. Definitely got my recommendation. Wolves. Skunks, snakes, turtles, monkeys, bats, fox, gator, and a great big rabbit. Fun.

We learned of Noah’s Landing when they brought some of their animals up to Durham for the Great American Tobacco Duck Race. Decided to do down to Coats, NC this weekend to see the whole thing. Very glad we did.
Noah’s landing is a private zoo of mostly rescued animals about an hour drive from Raleigh. The price is very cheap — $ 10 for adults, $ 8 for kids. This comes with a two hour personally guided tour. Unlike most zoos this tour has you face to face (feeding, petting, etc.) the animals — see my pictures. Make sure you bring good walking shoes and a camera on your visit.
Our tour started at 11:00, lasted for over two hours and was personally guided by Nathan. Nathan was knowledgeable on all of the animals, was very attentive to our kids and made the experience one of the best outings out family has had together in years.
My personal favorite was their monkey who loves his back rubbed. Our kids’ favorite was the Cockatoo that sang Old McDonald. The kids loved feeding the horses, donkeys, zebras, rabbits, tortoises, llamas, and yaks with carrots (they provide).