Animal-inspired family fun at Wild Place Project

Bristol

Travel through habitats of the world on the edge of Bristol with safari-style animal encounters and child-friendly activities at Wild Place.

Barefoot trails, sweeping meadows, large habitat-themed enclosures and woodland walks make for exciting outdoor adventures at Bristol’s Wild Place Project. Another of the city’s extensive array of family attractions, Wild Place is an extension of Bristol Zoo Gardens which places emphasis on protecting threatened habitats around the world.

See zebra and eland grazing in ‘Edge of Africa’ grassland, spot cheetahs in the 'Mahali Pori National Park', wander through a compound of scampering lemurs and keep your peepers open for wolves in Wolf Wood. The Fun Fort is undercover - perfect for changeable weather days and thrill-seekers will love the ultimate adrenaline adventure, 'Leap of Faith' with seven different challenges on offer.

The park is expected to reopen soon, although there is no set date - please check the website below for more information and details.

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Cheetahs at Wild Place ProjectCheetahs at Wild Place Project © Wild Place Project
Mahali Pori National Park, Wild Place Project, Bristol © Angharad PaullMahali Pori National Park, Wild Place Project, Bristol © Angharad Paull
Lemur at Wild Place ProjectLemur at Wild Place Project © Wild Place Project
Tower Meadow at Wild Place Project, Bristol © Angharad PaullTower Meadow at Wild Place Project, Bristol © Angharad Paull
Zebra at Wild Place ProjectZebra at Wild Place Project © Wild Place Project
Wolves at Wild Place ProjectWolves at Wild Place Project

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