All Things Wild, near Evesham

Located in Honeybourne, near Evesham, All Things Wild is a year-round nature centre, offering a range of activities for all ages to get back to nature. Whether you want to meet a variety of animals, learn all about dinosaurs or let the kids burn off some energy, this is a lovely place to visit whether rain or shine. 

You will find a whole host of mammals and reptiles at All Things Wild. Get a close up view of the cute lemurs in their walkthrough enclosure; meet the residents of the farmyard including the friendly rabbits and pygmy goats. Head down under and explore the outback trail, where you will encounter Australian birds and free-roaming wallabies. There are plenty more animals to see too, such as North American beavers, adorable meerkats, monkeys and silver fox. 

Take the opportunity to travel back millions of years on the dinosaur walk. You’ll walk through the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods to see myriad dinosaurs including diplodocus, triceratops and stegosaurus.  Alternatively, hop on the Dino Train and listen to the onboard commentary. Children can climb aboard the digger and helicopter to help hunt for fossils.

Other fun activities for kids include pedal go-karts, bug hunting, a barefoot trail, football field and outdoor play areas including a water play area. There are plenty of indoor attractions to enjoy too, such as the farmyard barn, dino barn, soft play barns, a reptile room and a fascinating ‘Monsters of the Deep’ CGI prehistoric aquarium. 

After all that activity, Café Wild offers sandwiches, hot lunches and cakes. During peak season, there is an additional snack bar called The Bus Stop. 

If you’re visiting All Things Wild, you may also like to explore the nearby riverside market town of Evesham or the pretty Cotswold village of Broadway.

All Things Wild opens every day except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Check their website for opening times and admission charges. Tickets can be booked online in advance. 

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