OPEN Thursday to Sunday to 10th February 2026. Opening hours are from 9:30am to 3pm (last entry), closing at 4pm. Click for more opening times.
Woburn Safari Park is a Bedfordshire wildlife park with more than 75 species of exotic and endangered species.
All tickets include a self-drive Road Safari, Foot Safari with keeper talks, and plenty of free indoor and outdoor play areas!
safari channel
Stay up to date with all the latest wonderful animal content - subscribe to Woburn Safari Park's YouTube channel.
Enjoy going behind the scenes with heartwarming animal stories and some of the most purrfect moments caught on camera!
Katie Chapman, Head of Research and Conservation, and some of the Park's amazing keepers planted 200 trees at the Forest of Marston Vale. These trees were made possible by customers choosing to balance their carbon pawprint when buying tickets online 💚
Your great value tickets What's included?
ROAD SAFARI drive-through animal reserves where every visit is a different experience! Complete as many circuits as you like and drive alongside rhino, giraffe, bears, tigers, lions, zebras, monkeys and elephants.
FOOT SAFARI habitats and walk-through enclosures, with a daily programme of fascinating keeper talks and demonstrations to meet lemurs, monkeys, meerkats, sea lions and penguins.
PLAY AREAS including Great Woburn Railway to visit Alpaca Outpost, Mammoth Play Ark indoor soft play, Tiny Tots Safari Trail epic bouncy castle and loads more!
Plus, pay for sessions on the day for brand-new Little Ranger Rovers and the Giraffe Trail High Ropes.
before youstart your adventure
- The Safari Park is only accessible in your own vehicle (no open top, cabriolet cars, bicycles or motorbikes are permitted, and you can't enter on foot). Click here for directions or use MK43 0TU in your satnav.
- Purchase tickets online or at the gate.
- Admission tickets are for timed arrival sessions, but don't worry if you're a little late.
- No pets or dogs are allowed in the park, so please don't bring them with you!
- TOP TIP: The best way to see all the animals in the Foot Safari is by watching the daily keeper talks and demonstrations!