Wolds Wildlife Park

My mother and I both had an amazing day out on 01/10/2023. We couldn't fault it really. Thank you Andy, you really are doing an amazing job and your animals are absolutely magnificent!! Definitely worth a visit. It is wheelchair and pushchair friendly!Thank you again! X

We booked for the capybara experience for my birthday for me and my stepson to do and my husband tagged along. Keeper Chloe was brilliant. She allowed my husband in with us so he could take pictures while we fed them. She was informative and put us at ease with them and tapirs when they decided to wander over for a nosey! A brilliant experience. We spent the rest of the day there looking around the other animals. A wonderful place. Not too big or crowded but enough to see and all very well set out! Plenty of picnic benches both outside and under shelter. We had an ice cream and hot chocolate from the kiosk which was reasonably priced. It's a bit of a drive for us but was worth it for the capybara experience and will probably visit again in the future!

We came here today as an unplanned visit quite late in the day. A bit of a drive for us, but it was quiet so I couldn't grumble. The path leading to the entrance was full of gravel so not ideal for pushchairs or wheelchairs.The prices were pretty reasonable. There were a lot of animals to see, a very easy path to follow once inside the park and accessible to all.There were two little snacks bars, one that served coffee which was near a little park with play equipment, and benches outside for parents to sit with a coffee. The other snack bar was further around near the toilets and gift shop. There is an under cover area to eat which was handy, but we didn't get to use it due to the time we arrived. The gift shop had lots of cuddly animal toys, and a few souvenirs. The staff in the park all looked tired and worn out from the day. I would say if you're staying around the area it's a nice few hours spent, but not worth driving all the way out. It's quite a small park. I struggled keeping my two entertained.

Excellent. Our first visit but won't be our last. Fantastic disabled friendly pathways. Much better than another zoo we recently visited. The only downside is the lack of large primates such as Bonobos or orangutans but that's a personal preference.

This is a great zoo, if you’re into big cats! They have several different cats and two big bears.Ticket prices were reasonable along with food and drinks.It’s doesn’t take long to get round the park but all the animals seem happy and active.If I’m ever passing I’d possibly go again but I wouldn’t travel a long distance just for this. But as I mentioned it was very good and the kids loved it.

Lovely space to take the kids for a few hours - strange to see a lion resting on the edge of the Lincolnshire wolds, but that’s what you get. Small and compact, rarely busy, lots to see - really needed a spell checker for many of the exhibit information signs, but in truth it just adds to the quirkiness.Still under construction in parts but doesn’t take away from the joy of seeing the animals up close.

What a fantastic little zoo, maybe small but it perfectly formed. Spent 6 hrs here and still didn't want to leave. It's spotlessly clean and the animals are all so happy and relaxed. Everyone working there was so friendly too. The viewing areas have been so well thought out and my personal favourite was being able to get nose to nose with a hyena. We are going to be buying a yearly pass for us all as even on a wet day sat watching the tigers and leopard for a big cat lover is perfect. The future for here is so promising and we loved every min

Small but very nice wildlife park. We enjoyed our visit and the admission fee is fair. All animals are easy to see in their clean and tidy enclosures. The only down side was the one toilet block was very dirty and smelly. Would give it five stars if not for that. Well done Wolds if we ever come up there again we will be sure to pop in to see whats changed, we noticed a lot of building works at the entrance!!!! Watch this space

Great wildlife park with numerous animals to see. Wide concrete path all the way round site making easy access for wheelchairs after the initial path from the car park. Good value. Number of places to get drinks/ snacks/ ice cream but no indoor cafe space if weather poor. Kiosk service is a little slow. The site is obviously a work in progress with new parts being built. Very clean & tidy. Highly recommended.

Amazing small wildlife park. The animals look happy & well looked after the enclosures appear spacious & have amazing viewing points to get up close to the animals. There is a variety of animals big cats, zebras, donkeys, my absolute favourite 2 X brown bears and so many more. The staff are friendly & the whole place is clean & tidy there is real pride in the park. There are concrete pathways all around the park that makes it accessible for all. The entrance is stoney but there is still work going on. This was definitely a star find & would highly recommend a visit as it is also reasonably priced. I love visiting zoo's & wildlife parks this is definitely one of the best for the animals & visitors. If I could have given more than 5* I would have. Definitely be visiting again ❣️