Wild- und Freizeitpark Willingen, Wildlife park in Willingen, Germany

Wild- und Freizeitpark Willingen covers 20 hectares in the northeastern Rothaargebirge near Willingen (Upland) and holds about 60 animal species. Enclosures contain red deer, Barbary macaques, brown bears, raccoons, sheep and goats, while aviaries house birds of prey, owls and parrots. The park also has a dinosaur park with models, a fairy-tale forest and rides.

The Wild- und Freizeitpark Willingen is a wildlife and leisure park in the northeastern Rothaargebirge, in Willingen (Upland), Waldeck-Frankenberg district. It covers 20 hectares and keeps about 60 animal species, including red deer, Barbary macaques, brown bears, raccoons, sheep and goats, with aviaries for birds of prey, owls and parrots. The park also has a dinosaur park with models, a fairy-tale forest and rides.

The daily animal presentations feature birds of prey, owls, and parrots, allowing visitors to watch handlers demonstrate behaviors and skills. These shows create moments where you can observe how these birds interact with their trainers and surroundings.

The park is explored on foot using pathways that accommodate different fitness levels and visitor interests. Comfortable footwear is recommended, and visitors should expect varying ground conditions depending on the season.

The park holds around 60 animal species across 20 hectares in the northeastern Rothaargebirge, including red deer, Barbary macaques, brown bears, raccoons, sheep and goats, plus aviaries for birds of prey, owls and parrots. Alongside these enclosures sit a dinosaur park with dinosaur models, a fairy-tale forest and rides.