Wild Place Project

The Wild Place Project is a wildlife park in England with different zones that recreate natural habitats for the animals. The grounds feature large areas designed to show how various creatures live in their native environments.

The land was given to conservation organizations in the 1960s by a local family. This gift created the foundation for what is now a working wildlife protection park.

The park works with wildlife protection efforts across multiple regions, connecting visitors to global conservation through the animals they see. The work here shows how such programs help protect species that otherwise might vanish.

The park sits near a major motorway exit and is straightforward to find by car. Plan to spend several hours walking through the different areas and observing the animals at a comfortable pace.

The park is home to rare animals that live in very few other places in Europe, including some lemur species and unusual birds. Seeing these creatures here is special because they have vanished from most other locations.

Location: Almondsbury

Inception: 2013

Operator: Bristol, Clifton & West of England Zoological Society

Address: Zoo Project, Blackhorse Hill, Bristol BS10 7TP, UK

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-17:00

Phone: +441174285300

Website: https://wildplace.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.52960,-2.61601

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:59