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Sometimes chilling out with your friends is all you need 🥰📸 Photo credit - Keeper Chloe
04/06/2026

Sometimes chilling out with your friends is all you need 🥰

📸 Photo credit - Keeper Chloe

04/06/2026

Our capuchins also got to enjoy some cardboard box enrichment. Their normal food, or special treats, are placed in the box & they have to find a way to access the food.

Enrichment is essential for monkeys to support their psychological and physical well-being. Because they are highly intelligent and naturally active, enrichment prevents boredom, reduces stress, and stops the development of abnormal behaviors by stimulating natural, species-typical actions like foraging, climbing, and problem-solving.

03/06/2026

Our Coati & Raccoons enjoyed some enrichment in the form of boxed treats smothered in local honey straight out of the honeycomb 🐝

Think they all enjoyed their sweet treat 😋

What a week it's been 😎🌞🤩Wolds Wildlife Park would like to thank every single person who has visited the park this last ...
31/05/2026

What a week it's been 😎🌞🤩

Wolds Wildlife Park would like to thank every single person who has visited the park this last week. The weather has been extremely kind, too kind on some days 🥵, and weeks like this really do make all the difference to small businesses.

The whole team have gone above & beyond this week & we would just like to thank them for all their efforts.

It's been so great to see so many families & friends enjoying a lovely day with one another. We can't wait for the summer holidays.

There is lots of new & exciting things to come 😍

📸 Photo credit - Darren Maskell

🎈It's World Parrot day 🎈World Parrot Day is celebrated annually on May 31st. Launched by the World Parrot Trust in 2004,...
31/05/2026

🎈It's World Parrot day 🎈

World Parrot Day is celebrated annually on May 31st. Launched by the World Parrot Trust in 2004, this global event raises awareness about the conservation of wild parrots and the welfare of pet birds worldwide.

Launched in 2004 by the World Parrot Trust, it highlights the threats—like habitat loss and illegal trade—facing nearly one in three parrot species in the wild.

Here at Wolds Wildlife Park we have 3 types of parrots. We have Spartan the red and green macaw (also known as the green winged macaw), we have Athena the blue and yellow macaw (also known as the blue and gold macaw) & Bimbo our Triton cockatoo.

We are very lucky to have such stunning birds on the park.

🎂🎈Happy Birthday Keeper Chantelle 🎈🎂All the staff & animals would like to wish Keeper Chantelle a very Happy Birthday 🥳W...
27/05/2026

🎂🎈Happy Birthday Keeper Chantelle 🎈🎂

All the staff & animals would like to wish Keeper Chantelle a very Happy Birthday 🥳

We hope you are having a great day 🎁

Please feel free to join us in wishing Chantelle a Happy Birthday 🎉

What a Bank Holiday weekend that was 🥵😎Thank you to everyone who braved the temperatures & visited Wolds Wildlife Park....
26/05/2026

What a Bank Holiday weekend that was 🥵😎

Thank you to everyone who braved the temperatures & visited Wolds Wildlife Park.

If you are planning a visit this week, below are the keeper feeds/talks planned:

Tuesday 26th May 2026
11am - Sloths
12pm - Parrots
1pm - Lynx
2pm - Camel/Zebra
3pm - Black Leopards

Wednesday 27th May 2026
11am - Sakis
12pm - Ring Tail Lemurs
1pm - Tigers
2pm - Macaques
3pm - Indian Leopard

Thursday 28th May 2026
11am - Black & White Ruffed Lemurs
12pm - Kookaburras
1pm - Sloths
2pm - Tapirs
3pm - Squirrel Monkeys

Friday 29th May 2026
11am - Ring Tail Lemurs
12pm - Sakis Monkeys
1pm - Lynx
2pm - Hyenas
3pm - Black Leopards

Saturday 30th May 2026
11am - Squirrel Monkeys
12pm - Goat and Llama Feed
1pm - Sloths
2pm - Camels & Zebras
3pm - Capuchins

Sunday 31st May 2026
11am - Ring Tail Lemurs
12pm - Tapirs
1pm - Hyenas
2pm - Kookaburras
3pm - Macaques

* Please note these talks are subject to change if for example an animal becomes sick. These changes will be postedon the boards around the park on the day.

On Bank Holidays & school holidays we try to put on some 'on the day' mini experiences that visitors can take part in. W...
25/05/2026

On Bank Holidays & school holidays we try to put on some 'on the day' mini experiences that visitors can take part in. Which experiences we put on depends on what other bookings we have & our staff availability. These experiences can only be booked by visitors on the day.

Today six very lucky people got the opportunity to feed our eurasian brown bears, Maxi & Emilia. They had a great time & so did our bears with 6 people giving them food instead of just their Keeper!!

Thank you all for taking part & we hope you all enjoyed your mini bear experience.

Thank you to Keeper Dylan for arranging the experience & for taking pics 📸

25/05/2026

Flint, our male skunk 🦨, has been moved into his new enclosure. He was carefully placed into a crate, took the very short journey across Wolds Wildlife Park, and arrived at his new pad 🏠

This was done after the Park was closed so that it was quiet & he could spend the night getting used to his new home without anyone around. Substrate was moved from his temporary enclosure & used in his new 'bedroom' so that it smelt the same. And his sleeping box was also moved with him so that everything was kept as familiar to him as possible.

When moving animals from one place to another our aim is to make it as stress free as we can for the animal. Please note the actions in the video are sped up for easier viewing (everything was done at a nice slow pace).

Flint was checked late last night & early this morning & it seems he has had a great first night investigating his surroundings. He is now ready to meet all our visitors this week.

If you want to find Flints new enclosure it's between the Lynx enclosure & camel/zebra field, just up from the kookaburras.

He can't wait to meet you all 🤝

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Atila, our male Coati 💔He was taken to the vets after keepers n...
24/05/2026

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Atila, our male Coati 💔

He was taken to the vets after keepers noticed a sudden behaviour change. He had x-rays, scans & bloods taken. All efforts were made to do everything we could for him.

After spending the night in the hospital, being treated with meds whilst waiting for his results to come back, there was no change or improvement 😪 The very difficult decision was made to put poor little Atila to sleep. In his keepers arms he was given his wings 🕊

Atila was a lovely little chap. Very friendly with everyone & at 12yrs old, a good age for a coati. After spending some time in his enclosure on his own, he was introduced to Phoenix, a female coati. This gave Atila a new lease of life & he was so much happier with her by his side. They were often seen frolicking around together 💞

Atila, you will be very missed by all of us at Wolds Wildlife Park Ltd, but mostly by your sidekick Phoenix. You were very brave & a gentleman until the end 😢

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Louth Road
Horncastle
LN95LJ

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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