Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation
St. Augustine, FL
- Admission
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- Accreditation
- None listed
not accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Everything below is directory information drawn from public sources and the zoo's own site.
Animals at Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation
1 confirmed
Feathers & Fangs from visitors
What people who've been to Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation say
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About Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation
Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation is a nonprofit organization in St. Augustine, Florida, with a listed address of 7324 Lynette Ln. It describes its focus as conservation through education and animal experiences. The foundation states that conservation starts with education, and that interactive wildlife encounters can inspire visitors to protect species. It is not accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
Its About Us page sums up its purpose as protect, educate and inspire, with a vision of people feeling connected to wildlife and driven to safeguard it. The foundation says hands-on, ethical experiences are a conservation tool because feeding, observing and learning individual animals' stories builds personal connections.
Exhibits and habitats
The foundation says it is home to over 200 species from around the world and describes its work as rescue, rehabilitation and lifelong care, including for surrendered and neglected animals. Animals named in its tour descriptions include a bobcat, serval, caracal, kangaroos, an anteater, a lynx, otters and sloths, along with reptiles, birds, deer, armadillos and horses.
Conservation and programs
Programs listed on the website are guided tours, otter and kangaroo encounters, and outreach programs for schools, birthday parties and corporate events. The site also invites donations to support wildlife conservation.
Planning your visit
The facility is open by reservation only; walk-ins are not accepted. The website states a minimum of 24 hours advance booking is required, that cancellations made at least 24 hours before the tour time receive a full refund while same-day cancellations and no-shows do not, and that the booking calendar opens two months at a time.
Tour types listed include a private Standard Tour lasting 2 hours for up to four people, a Platinum Tour of about 3.5 to 4 hours for guests age 10 and older, which the site listed as unavailable until fall, and 30-minute otter and kangaroo encounters offered on select dates in mixed groups. Pricing is on the foundation's website.
Contact is by phone at 786-795-8246 or by email at xewfoffice@gmail.com.
What we haven't confirmed
Everything above came from public sources. These specifics we haven't stood behind yet:
- When the foundation was founded and by whom
- Parking
- Accessibility information
- Current tour availability
Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation compared with nearby zoos
How Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation lines up against other zoos in the same state. We don't have coordinates for it yet, so these aren't ranked by distance.
| Zoo | Admission | Hours | Size | AZA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xtreme Exotics Wildlife FoundationThis zooSt. Augustine, FL | — | By reservation only; no walk-ins. Private guided tours must be booked at least 24 hours in advance (booking calendar opens 2 months at a time). | — | No |
| Amazing Animals IncSaint Cloud, FL | — | Open 7 days a week, 365 days a year for private guided tours by appointment only at 10:00 AM, 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM daily. | — | No |
| BF Petting FarmThonotosassa, FL | $8 | Thu–Sun 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. | — | No |
| Boyett’s Grove & Citrus AttractionBrooksville, FL | — | Daily 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM; 5 PM is last admission to Wildlife Park. | — | No |
Distances are straight-line. A dash means we haven't confirmed that detail yet, not that the zoo lacks it.
AZAThe Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Accredited members have passed an independent inspection of animal care and welfare, safety, conservation and education, repeated every five years. Many smaller facilities never apply, so “not accredited” isn't a verdict on its own. What accreditation means · How we check this
Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation: common questions
Is Xtreme Exotics Wildlife Foundation open to walk-ins?
No. The website states visits are by reservation only and walk-ins cannot be accommodated.
How far ahead must a tour be booked?
The website states a minimum of 24 hours.
What animals are there?
Tour descriptions name a bobcat, serval, caracal, kangaroos, an anteater, a lynx, otters and sloths, plus reptiles, birds, deer, armadillos and horses; the foundation says it is home to over 200 species.
Is it a nonprofit?
Yes, the foundation describes itself as a non-profit organization.
Is it AZA accredited?
No.
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