Sleepovers will never be the same once you’ve had one with a sloth. The Zoological Wildlife Conservation Center in Rainer, Oregon offers a special program for fans of the animal called the sloth sleepover. This slumber party lets participants hang out with sloths inside their colony habitats at the center, which is dedicated to rescuing sloths, researching how to keep them alive in safe-houses, and educating the public, according its mission statement. Guests willing to pay $600 for a double-occupancy booking slot will get to observe and interact with sloths between 8 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. as part of the program. Actual sleeping is optional, though a cot and TV are included in the accommodations.
The program tends to be most popular from mid-June to early September, a representative of ZWCC’s Sloth Captive Husbandry Center told The Huffington Post via email. During the other months of the “non-travel season,” visitors tend to book on Saturdays and holidays. 
Visitors who aren’t interested in staying overnight can book a “feed and pet” educational encounter with the sloths for $100 per person.
The program received national attention earlier this month after being covered by CNN Money. While the center encourages a love for sloths, they want to discourage any for-entertainment programs.
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