Wiesenpark Oschersleben, Park and zoo in Oschersleben, Germany.
Wiesenpark Oschersleben is a zoo and recreational area along the Bode River spanning about five hectares. It houses llamas, porcupines, raccoons, deer, and domestic animals in various enclosures.
The park was created in the early 20th century; around 1930 a deer enclosure was added. From 1979 the site was developed into a zoo. It lies along the Bode in Oschersleben, Saxony-Anhalt.
The site draws families and school groups who come to feed and watch the animals up close. It blends recreation with learning in a straightforward, everyday manner.
Entry to the park is free of charge. The grounds lie along the Bode, with a petting enclosure, a playground and a restaurant on site. The Nutria colony lives freely in the river itself, so look for the animals in the water rather than in a fenced enclosure.
A colony of nutria lives freely in the Bode itself, not in an enclosure, so the animals move with the river through the grounds. The park also keeps wild boar, llamas, porcupines, raccoons, red and fallow deer, Cameroon sheep, ostriches, peacocks and parrots, plus domestic donkeys, rabbits, pot-bellied pigs and guinea pigs.
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