Frequently Asked Questions

Admission is €18.50 per adult, €14.50 per child
Under 11 months go free. We do now offer group bookings and tours. Contact us directly for more information.

Yes, Euro & Sterling as well as all major cards accepted.

Yes, onsite parking is available. Please respect our neighbours.
DO NOT OBSTRUCT ROADS, DRIVEWAYS AND RIGHTS OF WAY

Yes, there are paths throughout the park, the terrain is flat throughout, and it’s easily accessible. We do not have wheelchairs available for visitors. Disabled toilet also available

Each session lasts 3 hours. There are keeper talks every 15 minutes starting one hour after check in. Talks are scheduled in the reception on the blackboard and are subject to change. You can wander on your own or attend the talks. For local accommodation, please visit www.inishowenbreaks.com to find out more about where to stay, as well as other activities and information about the beautiful Inishowen peninsula

Thanks so much to all of you who have offered. We are working on volunteering programs, but we will not have further information for a few weeks yet. It’s been incredibly busy getting the park ready, but we will publish information here, and on social media, once we’re ready to go.

Unfortunately no pets are allowed, even guide dogs and service dogs are not permitted due to health and safety issues. Please bear in mind, there are wild animals here, some of which are predatory in nature, and they are territorial animals, and are accustomed to their own surroundings.

Yes you can, however picnics may be only be consumed in designated areas, social distancing must be complied with, and visitors are asked to bring their rubbish home with them.

Food is strictly prohibited outside of these areas near enclosures. Also, it is totally forbidden to feed the animals.
If you do so, you will be asked to leave