
Rockwell, NC
A nonprofit wildlife preserve focused on exotic and endangered animals, combining naturalistic habitats with guided educational tours, self-guided walks, and opportunities to observe big cats and other species at close range.
Tiger World is a nonprofit animal conservation and educational center in Rockwell, North Carolina, dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and preservation of exotic animals. The preserve has an intimate, natural setting with pathways through animal habitats rather than the expansive grounds of a major zoo. Its collection includes tigers, lions, leopards, wolves, bears, cougars, lemurs, kangaroos, reptiles, and other species, with a particular emphasis on threatened and endangered wildlife.
Visitors can explore the preserve independently or join educational guided tours led by animal handlers. Guided visits focus on the individual animals and their behavior, with opportunities to observe them eating, playing, swimming, and interacting with their handlers. The preserve also offers educational animal encounters with selected species and interactive features that bring visitors close to the habitats without relying on traditional zoo-style viewing. Tiger World particularly suits travelers interested in exotic animals, conservation education, and smaller-scale wildlife facilities where guided interpretation is a central part of the experience.
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4400 Cook Rd, Rockwell, NC 28138 · Rockwell, NC 28138
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