Wolf Sanctuary of PA - Wildlife refuge in Lititz - 465 Speedwell Forge Rd, USA

We visited on a snowy, sunny day in January and had such a wonderful time! Our guide Starr was amazing. She was so knowledgeable and patiently answered questions from kids and adults alike. We got to see a lot of the wolves who were happily lazing about in the snow or showing off their latest treats, and learned about their individual histories, as well as the challenges faced by wolves in America and also by wolf-dog hybrids. I highly recommend the tour, and 100% of your ticket price goes to the organization. They do important rescue work and I'm happy to support it. A few details to note: Tours take place in all weather, so dress appropriately; you will be outside the entire time, unless you visit the gift shop after the tour. There is some paved parking, but most of it is in a field, at the top of a rather steep hill. In the snow this can be a little tricky if you don't have a vehicle that can handle it. There are no restrooms, only porta-potties on site. You will be on your feet for the whole tour and it's not handicap-accessible. But well worth it if you can make it!

Such a wonderful experience! We have adopted a wolf for the last 2 years and were thankful to finally get to meet her, and her friends. The tour is informative and really allows you to connect with the wolves. The staff are beyond passionate about their work and ensuring that these wolves receive wonderful care. Thank you for the great visit!

Great tour and awesome place! The wolves were so active so we got to see a lot! The tour guide was great. Porta potties are clean and there’s a little gift shop! Bring duck boots or hiking boots to wear!

I give it 5 stars because the mission is honorable. They only take in rescue wolves now and do not breed their wolves. The tour guide I had was very knowledgeable. I went on a Saturday morning for a tour which started at 10am. Unfortunately some of the wolves were in distress due to the large tour groups passing by throughout the morning. It was definitely neat and an interesting experience to see wolves so up close with such a variety of different coats. Next time I know to come in the fall rather than the summer because all the shrubbery made it hard to see every wolf. Thought I should add, they have water offered throughout the tour. Also, the gift shop situation could use a little work. Only about 10 people can fit comfortably inside at a time. The items offered to be purchased didn’t seem well thought out. Basics like tshirts, mugs, and stuffed animals. I feel like their missing out on some profit there.

My husband and I went on a public tour of the Wolf Sanctuary. I’m leaving five stars because the mission is incredible and our tour guide (Melissa) was VERY knowledgeable and gave us a wonderful tour. However, they kept emphasizing how much better private tours are. My husband and I had wanted a private tour however the only available times were at 7:00 am so we had to opt for a public tour. I even called first to see if another time could be accommodated and the woman I spoke to told me no and was very rude. If they want to emphasize private tours they need to offer them at better times. That said once there we had a wonderful experience.

Enlightening and fun experience at the Sanctuary. Thank you Russ, Susan, and all the staff for a worthwhile tour! I loved meeting the wolves, they each have unique stories and personalities!

Absolutely loved visiting this wolf sanctuary with my family. We booked the private tour and I apologize greatly as I am not good with names. Our guide was more than accommodating with answering questions making sure that our tour needs were successfully fulfilled. My 2 children always wondered why I loved the wolf so much basically all my life now they know. This, as I promised them is an experience that they would never forget and indeed they share their experiences with classmates and even want to learn more by purchasing books. I encourage the their knowledge on why this particular habit has come about and others across the United States and around the world and the the importance and impact it has on the population of the breed. Maybe one day they can also help be conservationists and help save and restore and educate people as they have just begun their journey. Thanks for the unforgettable experience and truly remarkable job your whole staff is and has and are doing to help this amazing animal.

Had an absolutely amazing time at the full moon fundraiser. Got to see a ton of wolves, and even got to hear them howling thanks to an emergency call in the area lol. The bonfire was very laid back and chill, loved the music the guy was playing, plenty of space, even one of the wolves chilled out with us to listen. Gift shop was an absolute mad house, maybe some signs to tell people to go to the side door would help with the in and outs? Not really sure how to really resolve that with the limited space. Fiancé and I just had an amazing time and would love to come back!