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An Animal Park For The Whole Family 

From little ones to Grandparents, experience cherished family moments and immerse yourselves in the beauty of nature at New Forest Wildlife Park.

Discover the magic of conservation, indulge in family fun, and leave feeling relaxed and happy.

Whether you're a local resident or visiting the area, if you’re looking for things to do in Hampshire you’ve come to the right place. 

From amazing animal encounters to educational talks and special events, there's always something happening at the New Forest Wildlife Park that will spark your curiosity and create unforgettable memories.

We recommend allowing 2-3 hours to visit due to being a smaller attraction. However the length of visit may increase for families with children due to our popular Go Wild! adventure playgrounds and of course our keeper talks and feeding times for all ages.

Please note that only registered assistance dogs are permitted into the wildlife park and for the welfare of our lynx and free-roaming wallabies and deer, they are not allowed to walk through Wallaby Wood or the Deer encounter.

Download a copy of the New Forest Wildlife Park map

A sensory copy of the map can be found on the Accessibility page.

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Interactive Map

To view our interactive map below, choose a layer from the top left corner. Here you will find the location and details of our animals, our facilities and some information for those with sensory requirements.

Make sure you don't miss...

  1. Deer Encounter

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    Our friendly deer love to see visitors in their walk through deer encounter

  2. Wallaby Wood

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    Get up close and walk with the Wallabies in their Wallaby Wood enclosure

  3. The Glass House

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    Our Glass House is home to otters, ferrets, harvest mice, badgers, toads and fox.

  4. Adventure Playgrounds

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    Our Adventure Playparks are a big hit with our younger and older guests. Climbing frames, sandpit, swings and more

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  5. Our newest residents

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    Meet Beinne and Halum. With only 100 individuals left, Scottish Wildcats are an endangered species

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Photographer at the New Forest Wildlife Park

Not Just For Children

Indulge in a fulfilling day of fresh air, gentle exercise, and wildlife conservation. Embrace the wonders of nature and enjoy a rewarding and rejuvenating experience. Perfect for those enjoying those more leisurely years of life. 

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