📍 honeybourne
All Things Wild
Family nature park near Evesham with wallabies, llamas, emus, a Dino Train ride, keeper talks and indoor and outdoor play.
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It works well on a weekday when it is quieter and the ticket price is lower. Check the keeper talk board at the entrance on arrival and build the day around those times.
All Things Wild at Honeybourne is a nature park that has grown well beyond its original roots as a poultry and waterfowl trust into a full family day out. The animal collection is the main draw, mixing the familiar with the unexpected: alongside donkeys, deer and alpacas you will find wallabies, llamas and emus that make children stop and look twice. Keeper talks run through the day, giving more depth to the animals and a reason to be in the right place at the right time.
Rides and play are built into the fabric of the day alongside the animals. The Dino Train is a favourite with younger visitors, there is a go-kart track and pedal tractors, and indoor and outdoor play areas mean the day keeps moving whatever the weather. Animal experience sessions are available to book for those who want to get closer to the animals. The site is good value on weekdays in particular, and the mix of things to do makes it worth the drive from across the Cotswolds.
It suits all ages, with toddlers captivated by the animals and the train ride and older children getting more from the keeper talks and the kart track. Check the website for the daily keeper talk timetable and plan the day around it.
Good for: animals, outdoors, sensory, trains. Ages: 0–2, 3–4, 5–7, 8–11, 12+.
Good to know
What animals can you see at All Things Wild?
The collection includes wallabies, llamas, emus, donkeys, deer, alpacas and a range of other animals, with keeper talks and animal experience sessions running through the day.
Is there a ride for children at All Things Wild?
Yes, the Dino Train is popular with younger visitors, alongside a go-kart track, pedal tractors and indoor and outdoor play areas.
How much does it cost to visit All Things Wild?
Weekday prices are around £10 per person; weekend and bank holiday prices are higher. Under 3s are free. Check the website for current prices and any online booking discounts.
