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Little piece of heaven in the west midlands.

Loved our visit. Happy animals, very polite and helpful staff, venue was very clean and well maintained, food was tasty and all reasonably priced.

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Great day out

This was a real interactive and memorable day. The whole experience created laughs and memories which will last a long time. Such value for money! Would definitely recommend.

Great experience

Lovely Safari Park, I think is the best one so far. I will definitely go again and recommend to friends. 

Simply the best value for money day out!

This has to be one of the best attractions for a perfect day that is packed with so many things to do and enjoy... and, at such a great price, coupled with a free return visit. Awesome!

Best family day out

Love it!! Plenty to do and see for all ages, clean and tidy. All staff pleasent and friendly, been going at least once a year for over 30 years and still love going.

Fabulous place Great staff. Spotlessly clean

I have an annual pass so use WMSP a lot. It never fails to impress. Today we did the minibus safari tour with Clive, our tour guide and driver. He was so knowledgeable and helpful. It was a lovely experience.

Great day had by all

Lots of close ups with the animals. There was plenty to do and see. Lots of information available regarding the animals.

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• Sun - Sat 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM
• (0.41 km) Safari Lodges At West Midland Safari Park
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• (1.60 km) Bewdley Hill House
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• Very Good 73
• Terrible 18
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" Get in the queue early for the drive through safari or go after lunchtime, but last entry in to safari was 2.30pm. We did it on both days. "

" Flip flops for hot tub Slippers for lodge "

" Parking is easy in the dedicated area for lodges. Lions are active at night and can be vocal. A truly unique experience. "

" Expensive lodges to stay in, but well worth it for the experience of being close to the animals. Would definitely visit & stay again. "

" Would recommend visiting at this time of the year as it was quite quiet. "

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WEST MIDLANDS SAFARI PARK: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

• Sun - Sat 09:30 - 18:00
• (0.41 km) Safari Lodges At West Midland Safari Park
• (1.83 km) Kateshill House
• (1.60 km) Bewdley Hill House
• (4.01 km) The Bird in Hand
• (2.27 km) Travelodge Kidderminster
• (2.74 km) Chefs Kitchen
• (1.86 km) The Mug House Inn & Restaurant
• (2.13 km) Larch Wood Farm - Farmhouse Inns
• (1.89 km) Severn Fine Indian Cuisine
• (1.90 km) The Mulberry Restaurant
• (1.84 km) Bewdley Museum
• (2.75 km) TimberJacks Kidderminster
• (2.95 km) Museum Of Carpet
• (3.35 km) Severn Valley Railway
• (1.69 km) Bewdley Brewery

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• Excellent 457
• Very Good 73
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• All languages ( 583 )
• English ( 583 )

" Get in the queue early for the drive through safari or go after lunchtime, but last entry in to safari was 2.30pm. We did it on both days. "

" Flip flops for hot tub Slippers for lodge "

" Parking is easy in the dedicated area for lodges. Lions are active at night and can be vocal. A truly unique experience. "

" Expensive lodges to stay in, but well worth it for the experience of being close to the animals. Would definitely visit & stay again. "

" Would recommend visiting at this time of the year as it was quite quiet. "

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WEST MIDLANDS SAFARI PARK: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

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West Midlands Safari and Leisure park is not only home to around 600 animals allowed to roam freely in over a 100 acres of large enclosures, through which you drive your own car, but it also has a large Leisure Park area with variety of childrens and thrill rides.

The walk around area also includes the discovery trail with indoor animal attractions such as the creepy crawlies and the Twilight cave. You can also purchase food to feed some of the park animals at the entrance gate. There are also daily sea lion shows and reptile encounters weather permitting.

The park has various gift shops and food outlets, including the explorers cafe, a bar and coffee shop, plus a picnic area to eat your own food.

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West Midland Safari Park Lodges: The luxurious African-style experience for a fraction of the price

You don't have to go far to enjoy a high-end safari holiday stay - west midland safari park in bewdley has everything you need.

West Midland Safari Park (WMSP) in Bewdley, Worcestershire, took the plunge into offering the full overnight experience in April 2021 when they opened their elephant and cheetah-themed safari lodges overlooking the animal enclosures. The site is now home to 22 lodges in total, with a further four Lion lodges due to open in July.

Set up to mimic a luxurious African safari experience, interiors are heavy with animal print and high-end fixtures and fittings including freestanding baths, spiral staircases and huge windows – with balconies on both floors – from which to view the wild animals.

The safari park itself recently won Large Visitor Attraction of the Year at the Visit Worcestershire Tourism Awards 2023.

WMSP is found on the outskirts of the Georgian town of Bewdley. The nearest mainline train station is Kidderminster, which is around one hour by train from Birmingham. Buses from Kidderminster to Bewdley (125, 8, 292) take about 20 minutes but ideally you’re going to need a car for the safari aspect of your stay – although bus tours can be booked in advance.

In true safari style , you can’t drive up to the lodges themselves – instead you leave your vehicle in the reception car park and wait for a Land Rover to collect you and take you and your luggage over. When it’s time to check out, someone comes and collects your luggage and stores it safely in reception until you’re ready to leave.

Accommodation

We stayed in a Rhino Lodge which sleeps up to six people and overlooks – yep, you guessed it – the rhinoceros enclosure. Very careful attention to detail has been paid with intricate rhino head hooks on the back of the doors and a large leather rhino in the main living space. Considering their size, the rhinoceroses themselves were surprisingly aloof but when they finally came rushing into view just before the sun set, it was utterly magical ( I may have cried a little).

My daughter loved what staff call the Harry Potter bed – a sort of hole in the wall that opens out into a little hideaway with double mattress. Upstairs were two stunning double bedrooms, the master with a standalone bath at the bottom of the king-size bed and a wall of salt lamps.

The downstairs balcony had a huge hanging egg chair in which you can sit, sip a drink and watch the animals in their element. From Rhino Lodge you can also (just about) see the lion enclosure and, out the back window, the giraffes so we were well placed for wild game spotting.

Once it went dark, we could no longer see who was outside our floor-to-ceiling windows but you could hear the lions roaring all night long – which made for a very authentic safari experience (albeit one filled with eventful dreams!).

Food and drink

Breakfast and dinner is included in all overnight packages – you are sent a link to the menu to pre-order and then the food is delivered to your room at the time you have requested. Dinner arrives hot and ready to eat – we had chicken burgers and chips while our daughter got a huge portion of macaroni cheese and vegetables.

Desserts are ready and waiting for you in your fridge on arrival and breakfast is left cold outside your door in the mornings so as not to disturb you. The cooked breakfast is designed to be heated in the microwave, while there is a toaster for warming your bread and croissants if you’ve chosen the continental option.

Because you’ve left your car and the park itself closes after 5pm, there isn’t really scope to eat anywhere else. And while there is a kitchen in the accommodation, there is no stove so if you want to bring your own snacks make sure you can prepare them with a kettle, toaster and microwave. Tea, coffee, hot chocolate and milk are provided – as is (appropriately themed) crockery.

Make the most of your high-end lodge by checking in as soon as you can – they will tell you on arrival what time you can get a Land Rover across. The ambience is luxurious and the views are not available anywhere else in the UK so pack a bottle of fizz and bag yourself a spot on the balcony.

A visit to the safari park is obviously a must, and access is included for the duration of your stay so you can go on both check-in and check-out day – they even throw in a box of animal feed. Just carefully read the rules around who to give it to first!

Overnight guests also get access to an exclusive sea lion show before the park opens in the morning. You can walk from the lodges to the park – part of which is accessible on foot – so leave your luggage to be collected and head straight to the show. From there, you can walk back to the car park to retrieve your car and do the main safari. Wristbands so you can ride the theme park attractions for no extra cost are also included in the price of your stay.

Away from the safari park, Bewdley itself is a worth a visit with lovely river walks, cute cafes and cosy pubs aplenty.

Lodges start from £490 per night. See the website for more details and to book.

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Safari drive-through.

The four-mile self-drive safari is home to some of the world’s most beautiful and critically endangered animals. Split into African and Asian areas, almost all the animals are free-roaming and can literally walk straight past your car. In the African Plains, you will experience some of Africa’s largest animals; from gentle giraffe to huge-horned Ankole cattle and curious Congo buffalo, to mesmerising zebra. There is also the chance to glimpse the new babies. Wild Asia and Asian Lowlands allows you to come face-to-face with an array of endangered deer and antelope, as well as Bactrian camels. You may also get a glimpse of the world’s rarest deer; the Philippine spotted deer. Not forgetting of course, the endearing Indian rhinos and gentle banteng. Our Carnivores section is home to some of the world’s greatest hunters. Marvel at the magnificent tigers and rare painted dogs. Watch the beautiful dhole playing in Wild Woods and go off-road to get closer to the king of beasts in Realm of the Lions. In Elephant Valley, you will find our African elephants. Female, Five, came from an elephant orphanage in Kruger National Park and is famous for birthing the Park’s first baby elephant, Sutton, who has recently moved to another zoo.

African Walking Trail

New for 2022 was the African Walking Trail, offering guests to see some of the safari animal on foot for the first time in the Park’s history. This pedestrianised trail offers views of the giraffes, rhinos and elephants, as well as antelope, zebras and buffalo.

Discovery Trail

The walk-through Discovery Trail is a fantastic all-weather attraction, hosting several animal exhibits, a variety of encounters, talks and shows and a virtual reality river ride. Observe the Humboldt penguins in Penguin Cove, as they ‘fly’ effortlessly through the water, or see how many bats and douroucouli (night monkeys) you can spot in our Twilight Cave. Face your phobias in Creepy Crawlies or find the colourful fish in the Aquarium. At Red Panda Retreat, you will be able to spot Mei Lin and Sanka, as they explore their habitat or have a snooze. Reptile World is home to some of the largest and most deadly reptiles on the planet. See the giant green anacondas, shy pancake tortoises and brightly coloured dart frogs. In Lorikeet Landing, you can get up close to our amazing flock of rainbow lorikeets in their specially designed, heated enclosure. For a small charge, you can purchase a pot of nectar and marvel at these beautiful birds up close, as they perch and eat from your hand. In addition to all the exhibits, there are daily feeds, talks and encounters, including the fantastic Sea Lion Show, where our fabulous California sea lions show off their amazing behaviours, both in and out of the water. There is also the chance to meet one of the Park’s small, friendly animals, or learn more about life in cold blood at the reptile talks.

​​ Land of the Living Dinosaurs

Step back in time as you come face to face with some of the largest, most unusual and fearsome animals to ever roam the planet. Land of the Living Dinosaurs features over 40 life-size, animatronic dinosaurs, making it the largest animatronic dinosaur attraction in the UK. Life-like grunts, squawks and mighty roars emit from the prehistoric beasts and along with themed planting, geyser and swamps, the immersive experience makes you feel as if the story of the dinosaurs is unfolding in front of you. See friendly stegosaurus, ginormous Argentinosaurus and the terrifying T-rex as you journey through the four different time periods, starting with the Permian and ending with the Cretaceous. There is even a chance to dig for fossils in our Dino Dig.

Continue the prehistoric adventure and journey into the UK’s largest Ice Age exhibit. Ice Age is an immersive, multi-sensory experience, allowing guests to step back in time and walk amongst the magnificent creatures that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. The project features an enormous volcano and huge atmospheric ice cave, both of which can be walked through by explorers. The captivating exhibit begins at the start of the Cenozoic Era, nearly 65 million years ago and features over 20 life-sized species of mammals, the majority of which are animatronic. These moving, breathing and roaring creatures include a giant ground sloth, menacing hell pig and a herd of ginormous mammoth.

African Village

The African Village, located just past the Adventure Theme Park, is themed like a traditional East African village. It houses our lemurs and meerkats, plus a walk-through area where you can feed our friendly sheep and goats. On the way to the Village, make sure you look out for our pod of wallowing hippos. We have the largest pod in the UK and there is a chance to feed them and learn all about their different personalities at the daily Hippo Encounters. Meerkat Mayhem is home to three mobs of inquisitive, cheeky meerkats. Be immersed in the middle of a true meerkat manor as you watch them socialise, play and forage. You can even feed them in our daily talk. Walk with lemurs in Lemur Woods - the largest walk-through lemur wood in the UK. Two species of lemurs jump, swing and play around you, as you stroll through the woodland. Keep an eye out for our playful ring-tailed lemurs and fluffy, red-bellied lemurs. There are also daily lemur talks, where you can find out more about these amazing primates.

Tiger Tropics

In September 2022, Tiger Tropics opened, allowing guests to see the Park’s amazing Sumatran tigers on foot, for the first time, in their brand-new habitat.

Adventure Theme Park

If a whole host of animal attractions wasn’t enough, we also have a theme park to make your day even more exciting. The Adventure Theme Park is open daily from during the summer season and has a variety of rides, suitable for all of the family. From traditional rides showcasing ‘all the fun of the fair’, to water rides and rollercoasters, there is something for everyone. Test your skills on the dodgems, plummet 30m towards the earth on Venom Tower Drop, or soar above the ground on Kong. Some of our rides are definitely not for the faint-hearted! As well as the rides, the Adventure Theme Park hosts various games stands, and an arcade full of your favourite amusement machines.

Boj’s Giggly Park Play Area

Boj’s Giggly Park opened in 2017 and is an immersive, multi-sensory and themed children’s play area, located next to the Park’s African Village. Here, children will be able to find CBeebies and S4C favourite ‘Boj’ and his friends whilst they explore and play in the five interactive zones, designed specifically for younger visitors. The £850,000 project features different zones with characters from the show, such as Mia, Mr Cloppity and Denzil and has different activities and objects to explore, such as musical play, an adventure playground and Boj’s Burrow.

Safari Academy

Opened in 2017, the Safari Academy is an outstanding, sustainably built facility, designed specifically for visiting schools. The modern, state-of-the-art building features five classrooms to provide interactive education for groups of all ages, from pre-schools and nurseries to university groups and adult learners. Groups can take part in a variety of activities to enhance in-school learning, including curriculum-linked guided tours, hands-on Discovery Sessions and workshops. The Academy is also home to accredited Animal Care courses and Teacher Open Days. Information on the Safari Academy can be found on the website: www.safariacademy.co.uk

Safari Venues

Not only does West Midland Safari Park provide an excellent day out, we also play host to a variety of events throughout the year. Whatever the event, we have the setting. With three fabulous venues to choose from, you can be sure that we will make your event entertaining and memorable. Spring Grove House is an elegant Georgian manor house with stunning interiors, perfect for weddings and grand occasions. Our African-inspired Treetops Pavilion has vast proportions and an amazing capacity to hold excellent corporate entertainment — brilliant for product launches and large parties. If you are looking for something a bit more intimate, Cellarz is a luxurious wine and cocktail bar, set in the vaulted brick cellars of Spring Grove House. From weddings to corporate fun days, business meetings to product launches, we can cater for intimate dinners or larger events for up to 1,000 guests. There is even an option to hire exclusive use of the whole Park. For further information, visit www.safarivenues.co.uk.

Safari Lodges

New for 2021 were eight exclusive, luxury lodges and two premium cottages, designed to give guests an up-close and immersive overnight wildlife experience, like no other. The lodges are integrated into the newly updated safari, with spectacular views overlooking the African elephant or cheetah habitats. The two cottages are nestled into the walk-through Discovery Trail and have been expertly refurbished with Nepalese design influences.

In April 2022, giraffe and rhino lodges were added, giving breath-taking views of the white rhinos and allowing you to come eye-to-eye with giraffes. Then in September, four Tiger Lodges opened, allowing you to sleep a whisker away from critically endangered Sumatran tigers. Bookings are currently open for four new Lion Lodges, which will open in July 2023.

Safari Lodges short breaks include breakfast and dinner, spectacular views of the animals, admission to the Park during the day and Theme Park wristbands, during the summer season.

General Prices and Information  

Summer Season Opening Times: Open daily until 6th November from 10:00am. Note: For events such as Summer Safari, Spooky Spectacular, Santa Safari and Bank Holidays, opening hours may be extended. Admission Prices 2023 (when booking online in advance): Adults (16-64yrs) and children – From £22.00 Under 3s – Free Concessions – From £19.00 Theme Park Prices 2023 (only when booking online in advance): Adult and child wristband - £10.00 Concessions - £10.00 Little Penguin wristband (0.8m-1m) - £7.00 Online Savings Purchase tickets online and save money for selected dates. We have group discounts, accept Tesco vouchers and work with the Blue Light Card and Defence Discount Service. Annual Passes and VIP experiences are also available. See the website for full details. Paid-for general admission also includes a Free Return Code which is valid for 6 months from the date of your visit, when booking in advance online. Terms & Conditions: Concession admission applies to Senior Citizens. Essential companions will be admitted free of charge when accompanying a guest with disabilities, who has applied and be approved by our partner Nimbus Disabilities. All applications must be made online, at least 7 days prior to visit. Full Ts and Cs here: www.wmsp.co.uk/terms-conditions/ Park Calendar: www.wmsp.co.uk/calendar/

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ONLINE ADVANCE PRICES* Adult Admission (16-64yrs) – From £22.00 Child Admission (3-15yrs) – From £22.00 Senior Admission (65+yrs) – From £19.00 Essential Companion/Carer** Admission – Free Under 3s Admission (0-2) – Free Ride Wristband (3+yrs) – £10.00 ON-THE-DAY PRICES Adult Admission (16-64yrs) – £32.00 Child Admission (3-15yrs) – £32.00 Senior Admission (65+yrs) – £29.00 Ride Wristband (3+yrs) – £12.00 Little Penguin Ride Wristband (children between 0.8m-1.0m in height) – £7.00 Essential Companion/Carer** Wristband – Free

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• Accessible parking
• Accessible toilets - All guest toilet facilities throughout the park have baby changing facilities and have wheelchair accessible unisex toilet provisions. No RADAR key is needed.
• Age friendly
• All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors - African Trading Company, Jungle Bazaar and African Queen Trading area all spacious retail outlets and can be accessed fully by wheelchair users. Mumbo Jumbo can be partially accessed by wheelchair users. Help will be willingly given to reach goods on higher shelves in all outlets. All doors are usually left open unless it is very poor weather, and full staff assistance is offered to all visitors who may require it. A hearing loop is available at the reception should one be required, and may be used in the main reception, or at any of the individual pay kiosks.
• Baby changing facilities
• Changing places facility
• Disabled Accessibility
• Facilities for Hearing Impaired Visitors - A hearing loop is available at the reception should one be required, and may be used in the main reception, or at any of the individual pay kiosks.
• Guide Dogs Permitted - Assistance dogs are allowed access to all pedestrian areas apart from walk-through animal exhibits. They are not allowed in the drive-through Safari for safety reasons and would constitute a breach of the Zoo Licensing Regulations. On some occasions it may be possible to leave assistance dogs at the front reception for the duration of the drive-through Safari. If they cannot be accommodated, kennels are available a short distance from reception. DOGS... We regret that animals are not allowed inside the Park. Dog kennels are available. A lock can be collected from reception for a £5.00 refundable deposit. Dogs need to remain in kennels for the duration of your visit. Kindly Note: Our kennels provide basic accommodation for your pet. Whilst drinking water is available, we do not provide water bowls or blankets. Please feel free to bring along any items that you consider would make your pet feel more comfortable.
• Parking Areas for Disabled Visitors
• Ramp / Level Access - A small number of wheelchairs can be collected from reception and are free of charge. Pre-booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Users must leave a valid drivers license or set of car keys as a deposit.
• Wheelchair accessible
• On-Site café/restaurant - Dino Diner - An immersive and enchanting eating experience for dinosaur lovers and families alike. A brand new menu features a range of mouth-watering options, from lighter bites to ‘big eats’ – there is something for both carnivores and herbivores. Burger Co. - Take the weight off and try something tasty in our African-themed restaurant, located in the Adventure Theme Park. A few of our popular meals include our 6oz Burger, Grilled Chicken Sandwich and Chicken & Mango Salad. Little Burgers and half cuts for children make it perfect for the whole family. Pic 'N' Mix Sweet Shop – Souvenir rock or fudge, alongside traditional pick ‘n’ mix, candyfloss and chocolate bars. Refreshment Kiosks - Selling ice creams, hot and cold drinks and wrapped snacks. Fancy a picnic? – Use one of the many outside picnic benches or grassy spots throughout the park. All catering outlets are accessible by wheelchair users. Menus and information in these outlets are not currently available in either Braille or on tape.
• Picnic Site

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Parking & transport.

• Coach parking available
• On site parking - Guests arriving in their own vehicle can pay at one of the pay kiosks without having to leave their car; groups arriving by coach or minibus and pedestrians may pay at the main reception. The reception desk has an accessible counter for wheelchair users. The roadway leads from the self-drive Safari to the main car park, which consists of hard-standing, grass, and coach/minibus parking. Parking is free for all customers. 37 dedicated parking spaces for blue badge holders are located next to the entrance for the Plaza shopping area.
• Parking (free)

Provider Facilities

• Accept coach parties
• Available for wedding receptions
• Conference facilities
• Event Venue
• Group Friendly
• Licenced for civil marriages

Provider Features

• In countryside
• Outdoor Attraction
• Smoking Some Areas

Target Markets

• Marketed Towards Children
• Marketed Towards Families
• Marketed Towards Senior Citizens
• Marketed Towards Students / Youth

Tours and Demonstrations

• Educational Visits Accepted
• Guided Tours Available for Groups - The following prices and offers are available for groups of 12 or more paying people arriving by coach or minibus. Adult Admission - £7.25 (16-64yrs) Child Admission - £6.75 (3-15yrs) Under 3's Admission - Free Senior Citizen Admission - £6.99 Disabled Admission - £6.99 (available to blue badge holders) Student Admission - £6.99 (available to student card holders) Please Note: Admission prices do not include amusements or rides. Wristbands and Ride Tickets are available to purchase separately on the day of your visit from the Amusements area. HOW TO BOOK OR FIND OUT MORE... •Phone 01299 400700 •Email [email protected]

Travel & Trade

• Group discounts available

Opening Times

* Open selected dates during the winter season. For up-to-date opening times, please visit www.wmsp.co.uk/calendar

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• Address: Spring Grove, Bewdley DY12 1LF, UK, United Kingdom Map
• Phone: +44-1299402114
• Tags: Wildlife Park, Family And Kids , Nature

The West Midland Safari Park of Bewdley is a lovely natural reserve, where hundreds of species co-inhabit and create an absolutely amazing atmosphere. The jungle is home to around 165 species of exotic animals, including white lions, meerkats, hippopotami, to name a few. The park is keen on conservation, so is also home to many endangered species. A perfect day outing for kids and families, watch out for the largest lemur walk-through exhibit, get up close and personal with the giraffes, be amazed at the magnificent ostriches, and revel in the beauty of the wildlife. You must visit this wonderful place!

• Safari Park Address: Spring Grove, Bewdley DY12 1LF, UK, United Kingdom
• Safari Park Contact Number: +44-1299402114
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