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🦘Peak Wildlife Park

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Peak Wildlife Park is a family-friendly zoo and nature park set in 40 acres of stunning Staffordshire countryside. Kids can walk with wallabies, feed lemurs, meet penguins, and explore walkthrough enclosures where animals roam freely. There’s also an adventure playground, picnic areas, and a café.

  • Highlights: Wallaby Walkthrough, Lemur Walkthrough, Penguin Cove, Meerkat Lookout, Reptile House, Adventure Playground.
  • Facilities: Café (serving hot and cold food), picnic benches, gift shop, baby changing, accessible toilets, free parking.
  • Practical tips: Wear comfortable shoes for walking, arrive early to avoid crowds, check feeding times online, and bring a camera. The park is open daily from 10am to 5pm (last entry 4pm).
Cost£££ Expensive
Rainy dayNo
SettingOutdoor
CountryEngland
Ages218+
Website

Travel tips

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes

    The park spans 40 acres, so comfortable footwear is essential for all family members, especially younger children.

  • Arrive early to beat the crowds

    Gates open at 10am. Arriving early means shorter queues and better chances to see animals during their most active periods.

  • Check feeding times before you visit

    Feeding times vary. Check the website in advance so you can plan which activities to prioritise and time your visit accordingly.

  • Baby changing facilities available

    Baby changing facilities are on-site, making it easier to manage younger children throughout your visit.

  • Free parking on-site

    No need to worry about parking costs or searching for spaces nearby – there's free parking at the park entrance.

  • Accessible toilets available

    Accessible toilets are on-site, helpful for families with buggies or those needing extra facilities during a long day out.

  • Plan to leave by 4pm for last entry

    Last entry is 4pm, so time your arrival to allow enough hours to explore the 40-acre site without rushing.

  • Bring a packed lunch or use the café

    The café serves hot and cold food, but picnic areas are available if you'd prefer to bring your own snacks and save money.

  • Bring a camera for wildlife moments

    Walkthrough enclosures with lemurs and wallabies offer brilliant photo opportunities – children love capturing their own animal pictures.

  • Good for toddlers and older children

    The park suits ages 2 and up. Toddlers enjoy the adventure playground and close-up animal encounters; older kids explore independently.

  • Lemur and wallaby feeding may require booking

    Interactive animal feeds are often popular. Check online whether lemur walkthrough or wallaby interactions need advance booking to avoid disappointment.

  • Adventure playground keeps energy high

    The adventure playground is great for letting children burn energy between wildlife viewing, especially useful for mid-visit breaks.

  • Wear weather-appropriate clothing

    As an outdoor park in Staffordshire countryside, bring layers and check the weather forecast before visiting.

  • Gift shop at exit for souvenirs

    There's a gift shop on-site if children want a memento, though it's worth setting expectations about purchases before arrival.

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