We regret to inform you that due to circumstances beyond our control, the Oktobear Fest event has been cancelled.

Celebrate BC Bear Day at the BC Wildlife Park, a fun and educational event for the whole family. This special day highlights British Columbia’s wild bear species, along with the bears that reside right here at the Park.

This May Long Weekend, the park is your go-to destination for wonderful experiences. Take part in free animal encounters and feed talks led by our passionate Wildlife Educators. You’ll learn fascinating facts and get up close with some of the park’s most popular residents. Get your tickets now!

Hop into Spring with Easter Eggcitment at the BC Wildlife Park! Celebrate the season with one of Kamloops’ favourite family friendly events, Easter Eggcitment presented by Cascades & Chances Casinos Kamloops, at the BC Wildlife Park! From April 18–21, 2025, enjoy four days of Easter egg hunts, animal encounters, face painting, and train rides. With engaging activities for kids of all ages and a special Sensory Friendly experience on April 21, this springtime tradition is the...

Get ready for a break full of discovery and wildlife experiences! This Spring Break, we’re inviting you to connect with nature, learn about BC’s incredible wildlife, and take part in exciting educational activities throughout the day. With up-close animal encounters and engaging feed talks, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Experience the ultimate blend of nature and music at BC Wildlife Park's Country Wild concert featuring Washboard Union! Get your tickets now for an unforgettable night of country tunes in the great outdoors.

Join us for 4 days full of Easter egg hunts, animal encounters, feed talks, face painting, Uncle Chris the Clown, and more!

Join us for animal encounters, the return of our 1 day only annual pass, Uncle Chris the Clown, and meet our newest permanent residents, Storm & Sterling.

The BC Wildlife Park thanks you for your support! Enjoy $5 admission on Monday, October 9th, 2023.

After much deliberation the BC Wildlife Park has decided to permanently not move forward with Boo at the Zoo.