Peak Wildlife Park

Leek

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Peak Wildlife Park, a unique family wildlife day out in Staffordshire

Peak Wildlife Park, nestled in the picturesque heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, is a unique wildlife attraction that combines conservation, education, and entertainment for visitors of all ages. With its commitment to preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable practices, the park has rapidly become one of the UK's most beloved wildlife destinations.

Set among beautiful countryside near Leek, Peak Wildlife Park offers the chance to experience wildlife in a truly immersive way — with walk-through habitats, close-up encounters, and incredible animals from across the globe.

A wildlife park like no other, get closer than you ever expected

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. 

Meet the Polar Bears, 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. 

Family fun beyond the animals

Peak Wildlife Park is ideal for families looking for a full day of adventure. When little legs need a break from exploring, children can burn off energy in the park’s fantastic play areas. Relax in the family picnic area and let the kids enjoy the large outdoor play area, including the famous Jungle Bounce bouncy castle. There’s also an indoor jungle-themed soft play area, set over two levels with slides, bridges, ladders and a ball pool, perfect for rainy days or a mid-visit energy boost. 

Feed wallabies and enjoy walk-through encounters

Animal lovers won’t want to miss Peak’s popular Wallaby Walkthrough, where you can get up close, take amazing photos, and even feed the wallabies during your visit. It’s one of the most memorable experiences the park offers, especially for children meeting wildlife hands-on for the first time.

Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re looking for a fun family adventure, a relaxed day surrounded by wildlife, or a unique experience you’ll be talking about for weeks, Peak Wildlife Park is a must-visit attraction in Staffordshire.

Book your tickets today and enjoy a day full of discovery, conservation, and unforgettable animal encounters.

Location

Peak Wildlife Park

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

By Car:

The park’s address is Little Paradise Farm, Winkhill, Leek ST13 7QR. If you’re driving, you can use a GPS or navigation app to guide you directly to the park. The site is approximately 20 miles from both Derby and Stoke-on-Trent.

Public Transport:

Derby is one of the nearest towns. You can take a train to Derby and then explore other transportation options.

Alternatively, you can check for bus routes or taxis from nearby towns like Buxton.

Facilities
  • Café
  • Picnic areas
  • Toilets
  • Baby changing
  • Indoor play area
More Info
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.

Where can I get the cheapest tickets for Peak Wildlife Park?

To get the cheapest tickets for Peak Wildlife Park, you should book online right here on Lovetovisit.com

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