Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
Recreational FacilitiesWashington, United States51-200 Employees
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is a conservation-focused recreational facility in the Pacific Northwest, dedicated to displaying, interpreting, and researching native wildlife and their habitats. It serves visitors seeking education and enjoyment through immersive experiences that highlight regional fauna and ecosystems, with a stated emphasis on conservation and research. Accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, the park operates within a large forested area and houses hundreds of animals representative of the Northwest region. The organization functions as a facility of Metro Parks Tacoma, an independent government agency, and is based in Eatonville, Washington, near Seattle, with a long-standing program of public engagement dating back to its broader organizational origins in 1907. The park has offered initiatives such as Wild Drive, allowing visitors to view wildlife from their own vehicles, and has been involved in recognizing exhibits with national awards.