Peak Wildlife Park

Leek

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Book Peak Wildlife Park tickets for one of the best family days out in Staffordshire

If you're looking for a wildlife experience where you can get closer than ever to incredible animals, Peak Wildlife Park is the perfect day out. Home to exciting walk-through habitats, rare species and unforgettable encounters, it offers a unique way to connect with nature.

  • Walk alongside Humboldt penguins in the popular Penguin Habitat
  • Explore Lemur Heights and come face-to-face with endangered lemurs
  • Meet wallabies, meerkats, red pandas, Arctic foxes and much more
  • See polar bears Nanook and Noori in their purpose-built habitat
  • Enjoy animal talks, feeding sessions and keeper presentations throughout the day
  • Upgrade your visit with unforgettable animal experiences and keeper encounters

Peak Wildlife Park is known for its immersive animal experiences, allowing visitors to step inside specially designed habitats and share space with some of the world's most fascinating creatures.

Walk through habitats with penguins, lemurs and wallabies & enjoy one of the most interactive wildlife parks in the UK

Peak Wildlife Park is designed around interactive and walk-through experiences, allowing you to step into habitats and meet animals up close as you explore. From curious wallabies to mischievous lemurs, there are unforgettable moments waiting around every corner. 

Stroll through the Penguin Habitat and watch Humboldt penguins swim, dive and waddle just metres away. Enter Lemur Heights and discover endangered ring-tailed and black-and-white ruffed lemurs in a stunning Madagascar-inspired environment.

Across the park you'll encounter red pandas, meerkats, wallabies, giant tortoises, Arctic foxes, tapirs and many other species. The park also plays an important role in conservation, education and animal welfare.

Meet the polar bears at Peak Wildlife Park - Nanook & Noori!

One of the park’s biggest highlights is the incredible polar bear habitat, home to Nanook and Noori — two polar bear brothers who are quickly becoming visitor favourites. Their habitat includes natural pools and rugged terrain, giving them plenty of space to explore, swim, and play.

And what could be better than enjoying a stone-baked pizza and a hot drink while watching the polar bear brothers playing? The park café offers a variety of hot and cold drinks alongside delicious food, including stone-baked pizzas that are perfect for recharging during your adventure. 

Book Peak Wildlife Park tickets today and enjoy one of the most hands-on wildlife attractions in the UK.

Location

Peak Wildlife Park

Winkhill,
Leek,
Staffordshire,
ST13 7QR
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How To Find Us

Peak Wildlife Park is located near Leek in Staffordshire, close to the Peak District National Park.

  • By Car: Follow signs for Peak Wildlife Park near Leek. Free parking is available on-site.
  • By Train: Stoke-on-Trent is the nearest major railway station, followed by a taxi journey.
  • By Bus: Local bus services operate to nearby towns and villages.
  • By Taxi: Taxi services are available from Leek and Stoke-on-Trent.
Facilities
  • Free parking
  • Accessible pathways
  • Accessible toilets
  • Baby changing facilities
  • Café and refreshments
  • Indoor picnic facilities
  • Outdoor picnic areas
  • Gift shop
  • Children's play area
  • Soft play area
  • Animal encounter facilities
  • Wheelchair-friendly access across much of the park
More Info
Is Peak Wildlife Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Peak Wildlife Park offers accessible pathways, accessible visitor facilities and wheelchair-friendly access across much of the attraction.

How long does it take to walk Peak Wildlife Park?

You can walk around Peak Wildlife Park in around 1.5-2 hours, but you can spend so much more time here. We recommend you spend at least 3 hours, if not longer at Peak Wildlife Park

What animals can I see at Peak Wildlife Park?

Polar Bears, Humboldt Penguin, Patagonian Mara. Ring-tailed Lemur, Black & White Ruffed Lemur, Black Lemur, Maneless Zebra, Visayan Warty Pig, Meerkat, pygmy goats and more!

Can I take a picnic to Peak Wildlife Park?

Picnics are allowed in the park in their outside areas and in the family room.

Is Peak Wildlife Park dog friendly?

Dogs aren't allowed. Foxtwood Kennels, situated 10 minutes from the park, is happy to take dogs for the day.

What age is Peak Wildlife Park suitable for?

Peak Wildlife Park is suitable for all ages and offers wildlife experiences for families, children and animal lovers.

Is there food and drink at Peak Wildlife Park?

Yes. Peak Wildlife Park has a café serving food, drinks and refreshments during your visit.

Can you walk with penguins at Peak Wildlife Park?

Yes. Peak Wildlife Park features a walk-through Humboldt Penguin habitat where visitors can observe penguins up close.

Can you walk with lemurs at Peak Wildlife Park?

Yes. Lemur Heights is a walk-through habitat where visitors can come face-to-face with ring-tailed and black-and-white ruffed lemurs.

What animals can you see at Peak Wildlife Park?

Visitors can see penguins, polar bears, red pandas, lemurs, Arctic foxes, wallabies, meerkats, tapirs, tortoises and many other species.

What do Peak Wildlife Park tickets include?

Standard admission includes entry to the park, animal exhibits, walk-through habitats, daily talks and access to visitor facilities.

Are these the cheapest tickets for Peak Wildlife Park?

Yes, we guarantee price match or better. If you can find them cheaper, we want to match it so please get in touch here.

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