Shepreth Wildlife Park

Shepreth Wildlife Park Discover a wide range of amazing animal species, go wild in the outdoor and indoor playing areas and relax in our café. South of Cambridge, UK.
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www.sheprethwildlifepark.co.uk Shepreth Wildlife Park first started as a private sanctuary in 1979. Willers Mill Wild Animal Sanctuary was a refuge for creatures great and small, including rescued foxes, hedgehogs and badgers, alongside many different species of unlicensed exotics. After care and rehabilitation, many were released back into the wild, but when this was not possible, they lived out

their life at the sanctuary. Today, Shepreth Wildlife Park is home to the busy SWCC Hedgehog Hospital and also participates in national and international breeding programmes for endangered species. It remains as committed as ever to its animals, wildlife conservation and to educating the next generation of conservationists.

Join us on July 4th, 2026 at Shepreth Wildlife Park to celebrate the unique and mysterious red panda! We will also be si...
20/06/2026

Join us on July 4th, 2026 at Shepreth Wildlife Park to celebrate the unique and mysterious red panda! We will also be singing a quietly gentle "Happy Birthday" to our gorgeous resident girl, Sundara, who turns 13 on July 3rd 🧡

Find out more: https://www.facebook.com/events/4316929435227851

This is it! Our upcoming Home School Workshop is officially the very last one of the school year before the summer break...
19/06/2026

This is it! Our upcoming Home School Workshop is officially the very last one of the school year before the summer break.

If you've been meaning to swap the desk for the zoo, this is your final chance. Spaces are limited and they are filling up fast! Give your young explorers a wild, interactive experience they’ll be talking about all summer!

📆 Save the date:

▪️17th July 2026 – Dinosaurs!
👉 BOOK NOW: https://forms.office.com/e/79k7NSne5t

These workshops are designed for children of primary school age, with activities and themes tailored to their learning level.

17/06/2026

Happy World Crocodile Day! 🐊 Although there are no crocodiles at Shepreth Wildlife Park, Cain and Huitaca, the Duvier's dwarf caiman pair, would be very quietly thrilled to see you at the Tropical House!

⚠ ATTENTION! Volunteers wanted! 💛We’re looking for enthusiastic people to help run the SWCC Conservation Hub! If you’re ...
16/06/2026

⚠ ATTENTION! Volunteers wanted! 💛

We’re looking for enthusiastic people to help run the SWCC Conservation Hub! If you’re passionate about nature, animals and wildlife conservation, and love chatting with and inspiring others, we’d love to hear from you.

The Wild Play area of the SWCC Conservation Hub is an immersive world for children to bring nature to life through digital art and sensory games. It’s a hands-on area where creativity meets conservation to inspire our youngest planet protectors.

This is a unique opportunity to be part of a friendly, passionate team, while spending time surrounded by incredible animals and making a difference for children and nature.

Just send us a quick email ([email protected]) telling us a bit about yourself and why you'd like to join us, and we’ll be in touch soon!

More info: www.swccharity.org/conservation-hub

13/06/2026

We would like to introduce you to Tony, Steve, Bruce, Suriname and Guyana! The new brown-nosed coatis who came all the way from Knockhatch Adventure Park last month 🤎 Welcome to the band!

We have some exciting news to share! Capybaras Graham and Bellota have officially moved to their new home at The Scottis...
11/06/2026

We have some exciting news to share! Capybaras Graham and Bellota have officially moved to their new home at The Scottish Deer Centre & Wildlife Park Featuring: Muddy Boots. The already breeding pair will join younger capybaras Harry and Millie with high hopes of expanding the family soon. Known for their friendly nature and love of water, Graham and Bellota are already making a splash as they explore their surroundings and get to know their new friends!

If you happen to visit Scotland, make sure to drop by and say hello to them from us!

11/06/2026

Happy International Lynx Day, Freddie! 🤎

Divided into four distinct species, the lynx is an apex predator found across the forests of Europe, Asia and North America. These wild cats play a vital role in balancing prey populations and supporting biodiversity.

While hunting and habitat loss are still major threats, successful conservation initiatives are turning things around. The Eurasian lynx has been successfully reintroduced to Europe through forest corridors and anti-poaching measures, while breeding and habitat restoration programs have rescued the Iberian lynx from the brink of extinction in Spain and Portugal.

Even though there are no lynx in our forests, supporting woodland conservation right here in the UK can help the many native species that need our protection!

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Station Road
Royston
SG86

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441763262226

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