Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park

Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is a 35-hectare natural preserve displaying over 70 European animal species in spacious, natural enclosures. Visitors observe wolves, lynxes, bison, and birds of prey in habitats that resemble their natural environments.

The park was founded in 1973 as a conservation project for regional wildlife in Baden-Württemberg. Since then, it has grown into an important site for protecting and preserving European wild animals.

The wildlife park serves as a place where visitors experience native species in settings that reflect their natural habitats and learn why these environments matter. Seasonal gatherings throughout the year connect people with the land and its traditions.

The park is best visited on weekdays or early weekend mornings when fewer people are around. Comfortable shoes are important since there are many paths to explore and some enclosures are spread throughout the grounds.

The park is home to one of Europe's largest wolf packs, which visitors can watch during two daily feeding tours. These encounters allow people to see the animals' behavior and social structures up close.

Location: Bad Mergentheim

Inception: 1973

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Saturday,Sunday,Holidays 10:30-17:00

Website: http://wildtierpark.de/en

GPS coordinates: 49.46830,9.79694

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:00