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The Curraghs Wildlife Park

Ballaugh

Wildlife park in the Isle of Man

Opening Open 7 days a week 9.30am - 5.00pm, last admissions 4pm; open up until 2nd of November 2026 then Thursday - Sunday open until 4pm for the winter

Price Day ticket: Adult £13.00 (age 16+), Child £9.50 (age 2-15), Concession £10.50 (over 65; disabled; student 18 & over in full time education), Carers Free, Under 2's free. Groups (10+ paying people): £10.00, Child £7.50, Concession £10.00. Membership: Adult £43.00, Child £31.50, Concession £36.50

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Setting outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Curraghs Wildlife Park is a 40 acre wetland site in the Isle of Man. It offers talks and feeds, a miniature steam railway, and animal experiences with meerkats, red pandas, penguins, coatis, tapirs, owls, mongooses, squirrel monkeys, reptiles and bugs. The park is an accessible visitor attraction with accessible paths linking the majority of enclosures.

When to go

Opening calendar

Open 7 days a week 9.30am - 5.00pm, last admissions 4pm; open up until 2nd of November 2026 then Thursday - Sunday open until 4pm for the winter

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission: Day ticket: Adult £13.00 (age 16+), Child £9.50 (age 2-15), Concession £10.50 (over 65; disabled; student 18 & over in full time education), Carers Free, Under 2's free. Groups (10+ paying people): £10.00, Child £7.50, Concession £10.00. Membership: Adult £43.00, Child £31.50, Concession £36.50

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Miniature steam railwayCaféShopAccessible toiletsWheelchair hireMobility scooter hireDisabled parking spacesGo Wild bus

Accessibility: Accessible visitor attraction with accessible paths linking the majority of enclosures; free disabled parking spaces close to the entrance; free entry for registered carers; free wheelchair and mobility scooter hire subject to availability; accessible toilets at the centre of the Park and at the café; some challenging areas for scooters and wheelchairs such as the nature trail boardwalk; double gates may require assistance
Parking: Free disabled parking spaces close to the entrance
Dogs: Dogs are not permitted in the Park - this includes assistance dogs

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