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Wildwood Trust
About Wildwood Trust
Set in forty acres of ancient woodland, Wildwood Trust is a British wildlife park and conservation charity with a stunning collection of over 200 British animals in semi-natural enclosures, laid out around a twisting woodland trail.
Wildwood is a native species conservation charity established in 2002 to push the boundaries of innovative conservation and rewilding. Their work has been noted around the world, particularly their 'Blean Bison' project and their rescue of three beautiful brown bears.
A visit to Wildwood is an inspirational way to learn about the natural history of Britain by seeing our native wildlife, both past and present. See bears, foxes, deer, badgers, owls, wild horses, lynx, beavers, wild cats, bison, squirrels, wild boar, otters and many more as you walk around the trails through our British ancient woodland. Finish your day by letting your kids go wild in our large adventure play park featuring Kent's tallest vertical drop slide, zip wire, wild fort, twisting tube slide and tree-top towers; there is also a special area for under-5s.
Facilities
- Coaches welcome
- Credit cards accepted
- Free wi-fi
- Gift shop
- Groups welcome
- Guided tours
- Restaurant / Cafe / Tea shop
- Children's Playground / Adventure Play
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