Plumpton Park Zoo, Animal conservation center in Rising Sun, Maryland, United States
Plumpton Park Zoo is an animal facility in Rising Sun, Maryland, that houses more than 180 animals from around 60 species. The collection includes Siberian tigers, Arctic foxes, and Bactrian camels spread across the grounds.
The park was founded in 1985 by Edward Plumstead on his family property, starting with a small group of deer and domestic animals. Over time, the collection expanded and developed into a larger animal facility.
The place lets visitors learn about animal care and wildlife protection through observation. You can watch how different species live and interact in their habitats throughout the day.
The grounds are accessible along Maryland Route 273 and offer various ways to observe animals up close. Plan time to explore and take part in the interactive activities available during your visit.
The property also includes the Jeremiah Brown House and Mill Site, a building with historical importance. These structures offer a glimpse into the land's earlier uses and the region's past.
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