What's on
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October half term
This October half term, discover autumn adventures for all ages at Wildwood Devon!
Enjoy our new bat trail, take park in fun activities in the Saxon Village, meet the Witch of Wildwood, and carve a pumpkin.
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Junior zookeeper
Does your child dream of working with animals one day? Our junior zookeeper experience is the perfect opportunity to take their passion to the next level. -
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Festive wreath making
Get crafty for Christmas by creating your own festive wreath, using natural locally-sourced materials.
Join us for a fun workshop with expert guidance to help you decorate a willow wreath with fresh evergreens, pine cones and other seasonal touches, to take home and adorn your front door for a cheerful Christmas!
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Santa's grotto
Come and celebrate the most magical time of the year with a visit to Santa, visit him in his enchanting world surrounded by elves busily preparing for the big day before getting the opportunity to meet Santa himself.
A WILD adventure awaits you at Wildwood Devon!
Spread across 40 acres of gardens and woodland in the heart of Devon, Wildwood is home to a fascinating array of British wildlife. From brown bears and wolves to arctic foxes and red squirrels, our park offers a unique opportunity to explore and discover.
Wildwood is the ideal destination for a family adventure. Our park features outdoor and indoor play areas where children can enjoy endless fun, while parents relax amidst nature’s splendour.
Animals
Bears, wolves, arctic foxes, wild boar, lynx, wildcat, owls, and reptiles are among some of the many animals you will have the chance to spot. Our collection is unique in that we specialise in native British species.
Woodland
Enjoy walking through 45 acres of beautiful and enchanting ancient woodland and gardens, while spotting our animals in their natural habitats.
Beech hedge maze
Challenge yourself and your family in our intricate beech hedge maze. Can you find your way to the centre?
Authentic Saxon village
Step back in time and explore our carefully reconstructed Saxon Village, offering a glimpse into the past and engaging activities for all.
Nature trails during the holidays
A fun adventure for the kids, with a prize at the end.
Play area
Explore a variety of play areas dotted throughout the park - including a drop slide, zip slide, and wooden shipwreck - plus our large, state of the art, nature-themed indoor play barn.
Cafe
Feeling peckish? Visit one of our catering outlets to pick up a quick snack or lunch. We also offer freshly made pizzas in our Coach House Café. It’s the perfect way to unwind after exploration and play.
Gift shop
Take home a piece of Wildwood with you. Our shop is stocked with a range of souvenirs, gifts and wildlife-themed merchandise.
Conservation and Rewilding
Wildwood is more than just a wildlife park; we are a charity dedicated to restoring nature through innovative rewilding projects. Your visit helps support our mission to bring back Britain’s lost wild spaces and the creatures that inhabit them.
An incredible day out in Devon
Whether you are looking for a fun family outing, an educational experience, or simply a peaceful day in nature, Wildwood Devon has something for everyone. Join us and be part of the journey to conserve and celebrate British wildlife.
Discover our new soft play barn
Our nature-themed indoor play centre is the perfect place for little advernturers to explore, climb, crawl and play. Inspired by the natural world around us, our soft play area is themed with woodland colours and creatures to spark the imagination. With safety and fun at heart of every detail, the space is split in two zones;
0-3 years: A gentle sensory-rich area with soft shapes, low level challenges and plenty space to crawl, toddle, and discover.
4-12 years: A more dynamic zone packed with exciting obstacles, slides, and interactive equipment to burn off energy and encourage imaginative play.
Adopt an animal this Christmas
Make a difference and give the perfect gift with our unique animal adoptions! If we have it, you can adopt it - from Arctic foxes, wolves and bears, to dormice, rabbits and ants, the choice is yours.
Each adoption lasts for one year and directly supports our vital work to protect native wildlife.
With different adoption levels to suit all budgets and occasions, it's easy to find the right fit.
Available now on our ONLINE SHOP.
Alternatively, if you would like to speak to a member of the team, please feel free to give us a call on 01227 712111.
Incredible experiences!
Our experiences are a unique opportunity to meet and learn about and interact with some of animals. This is an exclusive, behind-the-scenes experience.
The experiences are season dependent and occur at different times on different days, always taking the welfare of our animals into consideration while providing an unforgettable customer experience.
We do experiences with bears (Apr-Sep), wolves, and arctic foxes. We also offer junior keeper days for the younger zoo enthusiast. On select evenings throughout the year we offer night tours, a unique and fascinating experience.
Read our blog!
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Get hip – wild food foraging in winter
1st Oct 2024
Winter may not seem like the best time for finding wild foods… But clinging to thorny branches in our hedgerows and scrublands in early winter are bright red rose hips
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Abandoned in a forest: the story of Diego the bear
1st Jan 2024
Diego the bear recently found temporary refuge at Wildwood Devon after the closure of his home at Orsa Predator Park in Sweden.
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Which bat species reside at Wildwood?
25th Aug 2023
Bats are fascinating animals that play a crucial role in our ecosystem. Not only do they control insect populations but they are also responsible for pollination and, like birds, they are a key indicator species for healthy biodiversity.
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Why do arctic foxes change colour in the summer?
21st Aug 2023
Arctic foxes, or Vulpes lagopus, are incredibly adaptive species. They survive in some of the harshest environments on earth, across the Arctic tundras and at one time, the Scottish North.
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Why are white-clawed crayfish endangered?
1st Aug 2023
White-clawed crayfish - small, freshwater crustaceans - are related to lobsters and have been around for over 30 million years. You may be most familiar with American (signal) crayfish as a posh sandwich filling but you may not have been aware that we have our own smaller version here in the UK.
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5 reasons to visit Wildwood Devon this summer
1st Aug 2023
Looking for something to do with the family over the summer holidays?
