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Want to know what’s in store during your visit to Noah’s Landing? Take a ‘tour’ of our main exhibits online. We’re constantly building and adding to our farm. Each exhibit is made with the hard work of our volunteers so please be patient as we build. Future endeavors include a pond for our ducks, geese and capybara and a trail through the woods featuring native wildlife. In the meantime, look around and see what we have to offer. Then come to see the real thing! |
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Most visitors start with our friendly llamas, donkeys, and horses — always eager to gobble down a carrot. The star of our herd, however, is ‘Victoria,’ our Grant’s zebra. |
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Toss some bread to our eager ducks and geese next. Watch out for ’Rupert,’ our mute swan and resident grouch! Soon, our new emu chicks will join this feathered herd! |
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Our small building houses habitats for our small mammals, like the serval cat to the right. Look for tree porcupines, spring hare, Bengal cats, tortoises, and our new opossum. |
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We also have a variety of habitats spread across our farm, like our wolf pen, our porcupine habitats and our muntjac deer pen. |
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Now take a break to relax in our picnic area or take a break on the deck of our bathroom facilities. See if you can count the frogs in our goldfish pond! |
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Take a look at our ‘creepy crawlies’ by the goldfish pond. In the summer, we move our reptiles outdoors so you can get face to face with bearded dragons, geckos, cockroaches, millipedes, turtles, frogs, and a slimy salamander. Next door you’ll find our vervet monkey and ring-tailed lemurs. |
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Don’t leave yet! Before you go, check out our air-conditioned ‘rainforest room,’ filled with mammals and reptiles. You can get eye-to-eye with a two-toed sloth, nose to nose with a bushbaby, or a little too close to a hedgehog. On your way out, Molly our Mullocan Cockatoo might even sing ‘Old MacDonald had a farm’! |
