Since its opening in 1964, the Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park has consistently ranked among the city’s most visited attractions.
The small zoo, which can be found on the outskirts of Cannon Hill Park, is home to a wide range of exciting and interesting animals, some of which include monkeys, red pandas, and lemurs.
The Birmingham City Council oversees the park, which serves as a popular destination for families and individuals with an interest in animals.
It is a wonderful place to spend an afternoon outdoors appreciating nature in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Birmingham thanks to its well-maintained grounds and excellent facilities.
This conservation park has something to offer everyone, whether you’re interested in gaining more knowledge about wildlife or simply want to see some incredible animals in the environments in which they were born and grew up.
How to get to the Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
The closest train station is University on the West Midlands Railway, this is approximately a 30 minute walk from the park.
You can also take the bus with Kitchener Rd and Fashoda Rd being within a 10 minute walking distance.
Tickets for Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
You can buy tickets at reception when you visit the park.
It’s recommended though that you buy online and pre-book which you can do on their website.
FAQ
Do you have to book Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park?
No you can turn up on the day and pay for a ticket at reception.
What animals are at Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park?
The park has many animals such as Meerkats, Wallabies, Lemurs, Monkeys, Red Pandas and much more.
