Yorkshire Wildlife Park

Yorkshire Wildlife Park is South Yorkshire's most innovative and fastest growing wildlife attraction. Situated just outside Doncaster, the park occupies 70 acres of a 260 acre site, offering a unique view into the world of animals with walk-though areas including Lemur Woods and Wallaby Walkabout and South America Viva.

Yorkshire Wildlife Park is home to the world’s largest land carnivore…The Polar Bear. The only reserve in England and one of the largest reserves in the world. The park offers an unrivalled opportunity to come face to face with Amur Leopards and Tigers. The most endangered carnivore in Africa, the Painted Hunting Dog, can be also be seen at the Park, and on the ‘African Plains', zebra, antelope, ankole cattle and ostrich roam free. Other animals include the popular meerkats, racoon dogs and a herd of Bactrian Camels. Let off steam in the indoor fun-tastic Monkey Playhouse. With tree houses, high rope walks and slides, there is something to keep all ages active. Call into Zoom, our Super Slide Barn that also provides hours of entertainment. Nice day outside?... then why not let off some steam outdoors in our beautiful Forest Adventure Playground.

For those that fancy a bit of retail therapy, the Safari Village offers a wide variety of distinctive gifts. The 600 square metre village, features outlets selling crafts, artwork and décor.

Adult: £29.50

Concession: £27.50

Child 3-15 years: £22.50

Child aged 2 years: £19.50

Child under 2 years: £13.00