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Marwell Wildlife

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Marwell Wildlife Colden Common

Winchester

Hampshire

SO21 1JH

01962 777407
01962 777511
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A visit to Marwell Wildlife is a chance to get close to the wonders of the natural world – and play a big part in helping to save them. From ring-tailed coatis to red-eyed tree frogs, laughing kookaburra to frilled lizards, giraffe-nosed catfishes to bat-eared foxes – our 140-acre park is home to over 250 exotic and endangered species, in beautiful, landscaped surroundings.

Just by visiting Marwell Wildlife, you’ll be making a big contribution to our projects to conserve species and habitats, both here in Hampshire and around the world. Our work is a lot more widespread and influential than you might realise.

Marwell Wildlife is about being as active or as relaxed as you want. There are three play areas where children can run wild while you take a well-earned break. Enjoy spectacular views of our African Valley, while you eat and drink at Café Graze, or its attached picnic area. There’s also a free road train to help you get around. Best of all, you can combine an unforgettable day out with a chance to learn all about the natural world and the challenges it faces.

See giraffe, zebra, waterbuck and ostrich roaming wild in our new African Valley. Discover the secrets of the rainforest in Tropical World. Marvel at wallabies and kookaburra on the Australian Bush Walk. Dive beneath the surface with the underwater views in Penguin World. Experience the wonders of South East Asia with our new home for Siamang gibbons.

Throughout the year we have a host of fantastic family events taking place. Find out more at www.marwell.org.uk/whatson

Opening information

01 Jan 2010 to 31 Dec 2010;
Monday 10:00-18:00;
Tuesday 10:00-18:00;
Wednesday 10:00-18:00;
Thursday 10:00-18:00;
Friday 10:00-18:00;
Saturday 10:00-18:00;
Sunday 10:00-18:00.
Standard and off-peak days close at 5pm and 4pm. Closed Christmas and Boxing Day. For full details please see http://www.marwell.org.uk