Visitors can tour these facilities and learn more about the FDR - Warm Springs relationship. More than 60 specialty stores offer shoppers everything from furniture and accessories to fine collectibles, crafts and antiques. Horseback riding is a recognized beneficial form of physical, motivational and recreational therapy for people, especially children, with disabilities. FDR's Civilian Conservation Corps program built many of the park's facilities, including the pool, the lakes, cabins, group camps and hiking trails. The 500-acre Pine Mountain Wild Animal Park offers a unique, hands on experience.
Visitors can see, touch, and feed hundreds of exotic animals from every continent of the world.
Take the hour long guided bus tour or drive through on your own. The park also features a petting zoo and other attractions. Year round visitors can see scores of flowers and plants in the Sibley Horticultural Center and free flying butterflies in the Day Butterfly Center. Also featured are a covered bridge, log cabin, Ida Cason Memorial Chapel and an 18-hole golf course. Main Text Page Copyright 1997 Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation.