Cotswold Wildlife Park - Opening Times
The Park is open everyday throughout the year (except 25th December) from 10am.
Between March and September the last admission is at 16:30 and between October and February last admission is at 15:30
Cotswold Wildlife Park
The Cotswold Wildlife Park, near to the Cotswold town of Burford in Oxfordshire, is set in 160 acres of parkland and gardens around a listed Victorian Manor House and has been open to the public since 1970.
The Park is open everyday throughout the year (except 25th December) from 10am.
Between March and September the last admission is at 16:30 and between October and February last admission is at 15:30
The Animals of the Cotswold Wildlife Park
During your visit to the Cotswold Wildlife Park you can see Asiatic Lions, Chapman's Zebra, White Rhinoceros, Emu and the recently introduced Wolves.
Cotswold Wildlife Park Gardens
With so many animals to see at the Cotswold Wildlife Park, don't forget to take a look at the beautiful gardens!
The Cotswold Park has become well known for its exotic planting, particularly in the favourable microclimate of the Walled Garden where Bananas and Cannas are a speciality.
From ancient Oaks to vibrant exotic planting, from traditional borders to contemporary prairie style schemes, the gardens at the Park are quite special and are rapidly becoming known by garden lovers.
Many of the animal exhibits are complemented by the Cotswold Wildlife Park's naturalistic style of planting, imitating where possible the animal’s own habitat. For example, you can view the endangered Amur Leopards through and within a forest setting, whilst the Meerkats inhabit an arid environment.
Cotswold Wildlife Park - Events
Santa's Grotto
Every weekend from 16th - 24th December 2006
Events in 2007
As always, there will be various events taking place at the Cotwold Wildlife park in 2007 including Birds of Prey Flying Demonstrations, Reptile Awareness Days and car rallies.
2007 Dates to be announced