Wildpark Müden, Wildlife park in Faßberg, Germany
Wildpark Müden is a wildlife park in the Örtze valley in Müden, part of Faßberg in Lower Saxony. Its enclosures cover more than ten hectares and are crossed by streams and ponds. Around 200 animals from about 30 species are kept, including fallow deer, raccoons, raccoon dogs, wild boar, mouflon and sika deer.
The park was run by Wild- und Abenteuer GmbH until 2012. Since then, Thomas Wamser has been the tenant of the grounds in the Örtze valley, which cover more than ten hectares.
The park focuses on native animal species and shows visitors how to observe wildlife in settings that resemble their natural habitats. The enclosures are designed so animals display their natural behaviors and give visitors an authentic view of how these creatures live.
The park is open daily and visitors can walk through the grounds freely during regular hours. It is helpful to wear comfortable shoes since the area is explored on foot and paths wind through natural terrain.
Thomas Wamser has been the tenant of Wildpark Müden since 2012, when the previous operator, Wild- und Abenteuer GmbH, ended its running of the park. Visitors can join feedings and flight shows, and some enclosures are contact enclosures where animals can be approached directly.
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