From 5th January 2020: In line with the current government guidelines, Woburn Safari Park is temporarily closed due to the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
Woburn Safari Park offers an escape to the wild plains, jungles and savannahs of Africa without leaving the country! Teeming with amazing wildlife, Woburn Safari Park takes you just a windscreen's width away from endangered and exotic animals, including rhinos, elephants, lions, bears, tigers, zebra and giraffe.
The Bedfordshire based Safari Park offers visitors a fun family day out, where you can enjoy seeing wild animals in an outdoor open space whilst having minimal contact with people from outside your household.
If you’re planning a Covid-secure day out this summer, rest assured that Woburn Safari Park has taken every necessary precaution to safeguard the health and wellbeing of staff, visitors, and animals. Protective measures include limiting ticket purchases to online only and reducing the number of tickets available each day. Staff have also been fully briefed and are following the strictest health and safety standards including wearing appropriate PPE. Face coverings are also mandatory in all enclosed spaces, unless you are exempt by law. Toilets are also cleaned continuously throughout the day with anti-bacterial and virucidal cleaning products, for the highest levels of safety and hygiene, by the cleaning operatives at the park.
With free parking, loads of indoor and outdoor activities and a full programme of keeper talks and demonstrations all included in your ticket price, a day out at Woburn is super value for money.
Woburn Safari Park is only accessible by car and you must arrive in your own vehicle.
Woburn Safari Park stretches across 360 acres, meaning we have two entrances. Below are the postcodes directing you to your closest entrance:
From J13 of the M1 - Follow signs to Woburn Safari Park. Use the postcode MK17 9QN, for the entrance gate on High Street in Ridgmont.
From the A5 - Follow signs to Woburn village, Woburn Safari Park is signposted. Use the postcode MK43 0XB for your sat nav, for directions to the entrance gate on Turnpike Road, Husborne Crawley.
You can only enter Woburn Safari Park in your own vehicle, you cannot enter the park if you are on foot. There is no height or weight restriction on vehicles.
Mini buses and coaches are permitted in the Safari Park and if you have 15 or more paying individuals on board, you may be eligible for a group discount.
Please note: cabriolet and soft top convertible cars will not be allowed access into the Kingdom of Carnivores or African Forest for safety reasons.
Season (13 Feb 2020 - 8 Nov 2020) |
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* From 15th to 23rd Feb: open from 9.30am to 3.30pm, closing at 4.30pm.
From 24th Feb to 28th Mar: open from 10am to 4pm, closing at 5pm.
From 29th Mar to 18th Oct: open from 10am to 5pm, close at 6pm.
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