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Safari Days Out

 

  So much to see and do on safari!  

A critically endangered Eastern mountain bongo calf was recently welcomed to the park, born to mum Othaya and dad Pesaka, this little one is a huge success for the conservation of this species. You can spot him in the African Forest along with the rest of the bongo herd. 

A critically endangered Somali wild ass foal was a lucky arrival, born on Friday 13th September. Named Yana, spot her in the Giraffe Junction drive-through.

Keepers recently welcomed capybara pups. You can see there little ones by taking The Great Woburn Railway to Alpaca Outpost.

Don't forget to check out all the FREE leisure activities...!

Be sure to stop by the Mammoth Play Ark where little ones can burn off some energy on the free leisure activities, and the whole family can enjoy a range of delicious pizza options in the 2x2 Restaurant.

 

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OPEN Thurs-Sun

Make some memories

Keep the kids entertained with an unforgettable safari adventure. Bring your troop to experience the wonders of nature and enjoy a full day out at Woburn Safari Park, filled with fun, learning and playtime. 

Enjoy seeing the look on their faces as your little monkeys meet the amazing wildlife, right through the windscreen of your car! They'll be amazed as they meet all kinds of endangered and exotic animals at the Safari Park. See the magnificent elephants, rhinos, lions, tigers, monkeys, giraffes, lions, zebra and many more as you explore the Road Safari.

Continue the fun wildlife activities in the Foot Safari, home to sea lions, lemurs, penguins and meerkats. Stop off to watch fascinating keeper talks and demonstrations to get to know the individual animal residents.

Plus there are loads of indoor and outdoor play areas, all included in your ticket price!

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 What do customers say? 

       

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before youstart your adventure

- The park is only accessible in your own vehicle (soft top and cabriolet cars are restricted. Bicycles or motorbikes are NOT 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

- Most 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