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If 'Sleeping With The Wolves' Sounds Like A Good Time, Sign Up Now
Registration is now open for the Wolf Conservation Center's "wildly" popular campout adventure, but spots usually fill up fast.
SOUTH SALEM, NY — You're not part of the pack so the wolves won't be inviting you to bed-down in the den for the night. Overnight visitors will have more appropriate accommodations, but with the howls and other nighttime sounds of nature, you might just feel like you're camping under the stars with wild wolves.
The Wolf Conservation Center (WCC) announced that registration is now open for "Sleeping With Wolves," the center's popular wild campout adventure. Guests will have the chance to camp out overnight at the WCC among the 30+ wolves that live there.
Sleepovers will take place from May 2023 - October 2023, with Friday events starting at 6 p.m. and Saturday/Sunday events starting at 5 p.m. Sleepovers will be over at 8 a.m.
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The WCC will offer 4-person tents for $340, that can be filled with 2 - 4 people. Singles will be charged $150 and will have to bring their own tent. The admission price also includes a pizza party with Ambassador wolves Alawa and Nikai, the possibility of seeing endangered red wolves and Mexican gray wolves, a movie under the stars at Alawa and Nikai's enclosure, evening fireside snacks and a light breakfast.
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Guests should bring a sleeping bag, a sleeping mat, a pillow, a flashlight, bug spray, toiletries, additional snacks and a camera.
You might want to hurry because spots are known to fill up quickly. All minors must be accompanied by an adult.
You can find more information and register here.
Note: While Ambassador wolf Atka looks adorable peering out of the tent below, guests do not actually sleep in tents with the wolves. Touching or feeding the wolves is prohibited.
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