A new indoor family entertainment destination is coming to Clarksville, with Lost Worlds Wildlifetopia planned for 115 Terminal Drive, according to marketing from the company. The approximately 20,000-square-foot attraction will feature multi-level play areas, obstacle courses, a café, and attractions for kids to play and interact with.
WildLifeTopia is being designed specifically around an adventurous safari theme. The concept describes itself as “Clarksville’s newest indoor playground designed for adventurous safari spirits specifically designed for those ages 0-10”.
The facility is currently targeting an early- to mid-November opening, Operations Manager Grant Hoskins told What Now Nashville.
“We don’t want WildLifeTopia to feel like just another indoor playground. From the moment families walk through the doors, we want them to feel like they’ve stepped into a completely different world. We’ve put an incredible amount of work into the hand-painted artwork, theming and play experience, and we think families are going to be amazed when they see it in person,” Hoskins said.
“Clarksville is growing rapidly, and we’re extremely excited to become part of this community and give local families another place to play, celebrate and make memories together.”
Construction is already well underway, and the interior and exterior of the building are being hand-painted with floor-to-ceiling safari-themed murals. The centerpiece will be a custom play structure that spans several levels; it is currently awaiting shipment and installation is expected to take approximately one month.
Admission options are expected to include both two-hour and all-day passes. Birthday celebrations will also be part of the concept, with several birthday party packages planned.
WildLifeTopia will be the third Lost Worlds location in Tennessee, the corporation’s website shows. The company opened Lost Worlds Dinotopia in Madison in 2023, and then debuted Lost Worlds Seatopia in Murfreesboro.
