Yorkshire Wildlife Park
About
Yorkshire Wildlife Park is one of the UK’s top destinations for animal enthusiasts, drawing a huge number of visitors each year. Boasting a collection of approximately 475 animals from over 60 distinct species, the park offers an unparalleled walk-through experience of wildlife. Notably, many of the animals residing in the park are endangered or at risk in their natural habitats.
Animal Interaction Opportunities:
Curious about the day in the life of an animal ranger? Yorkshire Wildlife Park offers exclusive animal encounters that allow visitors to engage with various species. Whether it’s feeding a lion, interacting with meerkats, or spending time with baboons, these unique experiences bring guests closer to the animal kingdom.
Global Habitats:
Visitors can traverse a range of authentic animal habitats from the sweeping savannas of Africa to the lush bamboo forests of the Himalayas, all carefully designed for an immersive experience.
Educational Activities:
Engage in a series of enlightening talks, feeding events, and presentations led by knowledgeable Animal Rangers. These activities run throughout the day, enriching the visitor experience.
Pangea – The Dinosaur Reserve:
Journey back in time to the era of dinosaurs at Yorkshire Wildlife Park’s latest addition, Pangea. This awe-inspiring reserve features five distinct lands and hosts over 30 life-sized, animatronic dinosaurs that roar and move. From the formidable T-Rex to the cunning Velociraptors, this prehistoric adventure is situated in Doncaster and is included in the regular park admission.
Operational Hours:
The park opens its gates at 9:30 am and remains accessible until 6:00 pm.
Ticket Information:
For up to date admission prices, click here.
Getting There:
For those travelling by car, Yorkshire Wildlife Park is conveniently located near key motorways. From the A1 and M1, take the M18 and exit at Junction 3. Follow signs towards the airport, and continue on the Great Yorkshire Way (A6182). At the second roundabout, take the first exit and continue for about a mile before taking another first exit onto Hurst Lane. Ample signage will guide visitors to the park’s car park, where priority and accessible parking options are available.
Accessibility Features:
The park has implemented measures to ensure that it is accessible for all visitors.