Haustierpark Werdum
Werdum, Germany
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About Haustierpark Werdum
Haustierpark Werdum is a unique petting zoo located in East Frisia on the North Sea coast. The park is dedicated to preserving endangered domestic animal breeds while also engaging in agricultural practices. Visitors can expect to learn about various farm animals and their roles in sustainable farming. The park offers a hands-on experience where guests can interact with the animals and discover the importance of biodiversity. Open daily, the park provides a fun and educational environment for families and animal lovers alike.
Visitors can park for free in Werdum, making it convenient for everyone. It is advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a good parking spot, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Restrooms, including accessible facilities, are available on-site.
- Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a short leash.
- The park offers guided tours and activities for groups and kindergartens.
- Visitors can enjoy various events and activities throughout the year.
- Food and dining options are available within the park.
- The park focuses on breeding old, endangered domestic animal breeds.
- It is open every day of the year, including holidays.
- Parking is free for visitors in Werdum.
- The park features a variety of farm animals that visitors can interact with.
- There is an E-charging station available in front of the tourist information center.
Paid Experiences
Haustierpark-Rallye
Description
A fun and engaging rally through the petting zoo, perfect for families and groups.
Meli´s Kreativstunde im Haustierpark
Description
A creative workshop for children to engage in fun and artistic activities.
Guided Tour
Description
A one-hour tour where participants learn about old domestic animal breeds and their importance in agriculture, with direct contact with the animals.
Petting Zoo Food Package
Description
Pre-order food packages for feeding the animals during and after the guided tour.
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