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Address: Bradwell Grove, Burford, OX18 4JP, Oxfordshire How do we get there? Number: 01993 823006
About this activity
Enjoy a WILD day out at Cotswold Wildlife Park, where kids can not only meet some of the most beautiful creatures on our planet, but also enjoy a day of learning and fun with talks, feeds, an adventure playground and plenty to see, do, shop and eat!
You can even take a ride on a super fun train!
Kids can learn what a herbivore is as they meet the beautiful giraffes, tapirs, and camels - then discover what a carnivore is as they meet some amazing big cats like the Asiatic Lion!
Also at Cotswold Wildlife Park are beautiful primates and small mammals, where the family can learn about the park's conservation projects for Crowned sifaka and Greater bamboo lemurs which happen to be two of the most endangered primate species in the entire world.
It's not all amazing wildlife though! Head out to the park's famous Adventure playground - ‘Skymaze’! Here kids can play and explore in the interconnecting treehouses complete with jungle bridges and slides, as they climb to a bird’s eye view of the Park taking them over 20 feet high!
Don't miss the separate large tree house with it's very own slide, plus adventure area, swings and space net!
For little ones in the family you can find ‘Mini Manor’ where they can play on kiddie sized slides and interconnecting treehouses, as well as a fun mini zip wire and sand pit.
With that super fun train ride too, it's no wonder Cotswold Wildlife Park is considered one of the top zoos in the UK!
Activity location
Directions
The Park is situated on the A361, two miles south of its junction with the A40 at Burford, Oxfordshire. It is 22 miles east of Cheltenham, 20 miles west of Oxford and 18 miles north of Swindon, Wiltshire.
If you are travelling by car, minibus or coach for Sat Nav only, please use the post code OX18 4JJ. The Park entrance is opposite the Caravan Club Site.
How much does it cost?
Adults
£17.50. £2.00 for a train ride
Children
Ages 3 to 16: £12.00. £1.00 for a train ride
Discount
Discounts for E-Tickets. Seniors £12.00
Free Under
2 years (3 years for the train ride)
Last Updates
2023
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens FAQ’s
The Cotswold Wildlife Park Conservation Trust raises money for the conservation of animal species and endangered environments!
Baby changing facilities are available in all the toilet blocks. Please note, prams and pushchairs etc are not permitted in the Madagascar walkthrough or on the Train. There are ramps to access the Giraffe house, Wolverine enclosure and Wolves.
Bottle warming facilities are available in the restaurant
There are plenty of eating options! From the Oak Tree Restaurant, to refreshment kiosks, and picnic shelters where you can enjoy your own food!
There are some great experiences you can add on to your day to make it even more special, from being Keeper For A Day, and personal Animal Encounters!
Located off the main car park, the gift shop is the perfect place for gifts, toys and souvenirs for all ages!
From early years, to primary and secondary and even further education, the zoo offers a great learning experience for all! Students also receive a discount of nearly 25% off too.
There are baby changing and disabled toilets around the Park.
Baby changing facilities are available in all the toilet blocks. Please note, prams and pushchairs etc are not permitted in the Madagascar walkthrough or on the Train. There are ramps to access the Giraffe house, Wolverine enclosure and Wolves.
Bottle warming facilities are available in the restaurant
There is full access for wheelchairs to all enclosures, on the narrow-gauge railway, inside the Gift Shop and to the self-service cafeteria. A limited number of wheelchairs are available from the Gift Shop, which require a £20.00 deposit (payable by credit card or cash).
There are disabled toilet facilities in each toilet block situated around the Park. The Park is a flat site with wide maintained paths and there are numerous benches around the Park in which to sit, relax and enjoy the view.
Dogs may be brought into the Park provided that they are kept on a lead and under adult control at all times. Dogs may not be taken indoors or into the Bat Belfry, Reptile House, Children’s Farmyard and any areas with free ranging animals.
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