Wildpark Klaushof

Wildpark Klaushof is a park where local animal species such as lynx, otters, wildcats, and red deer live in designed enclosures. The enclosures imitate natural landscapes, giving animals more space to move than in typical zoos.

The park started as a traditional wildlife enclosure and was later transformed under the city of Bad Kissingen into a facility with modern animal habitats. This change reflects how people came to think differently about animal care and wildlife observation.

The park displays local animals in settings that reflect their natural habitats. Visitors can understand how these species live in the region and what they need to survive.

The park is located in a wooded area and is easy to navigate on foot, with well-marked paths between different enclosures. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and visitors should allow time to walk between different areas at their own pace.

The beaver enclosure is designed so visitors can watch these animals both at the water surface and below it. This offers insight into their complete behavior, including how they build and use their structures.

Location: Bad Kissingen

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Operator: Stadt Bad Kissingen

Address: St2792, 97688 Bad Kissingen, Germany

Opening Hours: April-October Holidays,Monday-Sunday 09:00-17:45; November-March Holidays,Monday-Sunday 09:00-16:30

Phone: +499718073131

Website: http://wildpark-klaushof.de

GPS coordinates: 50.22420,10.03940

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:22