WILD PLACE PROJECT

The Wild Place Project is a very fun and family friendly attraction that allows visitors to enjoy outdoor adventure, and learn about nature. Aiming to let families explore the natural landscapes and discover wildlife such as Europeans brown bears and lemurs of Madagascar, this is one of the best places to visit in Bristol with kids.

The wild place project is a unique addition to the amazing places to see in Bristol as it offers visitors a chance to interact with the wildlife and lush landscapes of England. In addition to local wildlife, the project also features various animals that are brought from across the world. Tourists will find themselves enjoying the various seasonal themed trails and will definitely love spending time in the various zones like the Bear Wood, Benoue National Park exhibit, Barefoot Trail, Madagascar and such.

The lush mean landscape also has delectable snacks, lunch and drinks at the guest village. In addition to the fun outdoor play areas, gardens and walk trails also have an indoor play area for the children. Tourists can also book an overnight wildlife adventure at camp baboon or explore the high ropes course at Leap of Faith.

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Highlights

• Wild Place Project has various themed zones housing vibrant wildlife and flora for visitors to explore.
• Visitors can enjoy the leafy walk-through Madagascar and get a chance to meet the Lemurs.
• The Wild Place project also has a barefoot Trail where families can enjoy the texture of the earth beneath their feet as they leave their shoes at the beginning of the trail
• The guest village offers visitors delectable drinks and lunch as well as light snacks to enjoy during their visit.
• There is also an indoor play area for the kids to enjoy and it includes fun Fort.
• Outdoor activities include a high ropes course called the leap of faith which is incredible for adventure seekers of all ages.