Cotswold Wildlife Park
West Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
About Cotswold Wildlife Park
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens surrounds a Gothic revival manor house at Bradwell Grove near Burford in Oxfordshire, its 160 acres of landscaped gardens as much of the draw as the collection. It is best known for two things: a bird collection of 93 species, the first in the UK to breed the great hornbill, and a lemur collection with conservation programmes for crowned sifakas and greater bamboo lemurs, seen from a Madagascan walkthrough.
The park was also the first UK zoo to breed wolverines. Elsewhere there are white rhinos and giraffes on the manor lawn, Asiatic lions, Brazilian tapirs, giant anteaters, and one of the largest reptile collections in the country, running from a green anaconda and Utila spiny-tailed iguanas to Chinese crocodile lizards and an Aldabra giant tortoise presented by the government of the Seychelles.
health and well-being.
It includes giving animals proper food, clean living spaces, medical care, and treating them with respect.
These standards help make sure animals live safe, healthy, and stress-free lives.
Parking is available on-site for visitors. It is free of charge, making it convenient for families and groups. Arrive early to secure a good spot, especially during busy times like weekends and holidays.
- Book your tickets online to save time and money.
- Check the park's website for updates on opening times and special events.
- Bring a picnic to enjoy in the gardens, as there are designated areas for this.
- Stroller and wheelchair rentals are available for convenience.
- Photography is encouraged, so bring your camera to capture memorable moments.
- Home to over 1,000 animals across 260 species.
- Features a Giraffe Walkway for eye-level views of giraffes.
- Hosts daily animal talks and feeding sessions, including penguins.
- Offers behind-the-scenes experiences like 'Keeper for a Day'.
- Set in 120 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland.