Curraghs Wildlife Park, Ballaugh, Isle of Man. Open Daily. Charged Entry.

Details

Accessibility:

The park is reasonably flat and accessible for disabled visitors, including wheelchairs. There are disability parking bays close to the entrance and there are disability toilets located at the café and Close Beg play area. The park also has wheelchairs and mobility scooters available free of charge.

There are a couple of wheelchair picnic benches around the park.

Brief Description:

Curragh’s Wildlife Park is the only zoo on the Isle of Man. It houses wetland animals, endangered species, large cats, birds of prey, primates and family favourites such as Meerkats and Prairie Dogs. It also has adventure playgrounds, a giant jumping pillow, a miniature railway, mini diggers and a family café.

Further Information:

Address:

Main Road, Ballaugh, Isle of Man IM7 5EA, 

Email:

Contact form of website http://www.curraghswildlifepark.im/contact-us/

Phone:

+ 44 (0)1624 897323

Website:

http://www.curraghswildlifepark.im/

Opening Hours:

Spring Open Hours:

Daily 10am to 6pm

Admission prices from April 2017:

Adults - £9.50

Children (3 to 15 years) - £6.50

Concession/disabled people - £7.00

Children aged 2 years - £2.50

Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children)- £28

14 day family ticket- £38

Directions:

The Curraghs Wildlife Park is in the north of the Island on Main Road (A3), halfway between Ramsey and Kirk Michael.

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Transport:

The Isle of Man has its own public transport system: https://www.gov.im/categories/travel-traffic-and-motoring/bus-and-rail/. For more details you can visit the website or telephone +44 (0)1624 662525.

The buses are all low-floor with ramps available, making them accessible to travellers with a disability.

Amenities:

There is a café at the park selling various hot meals, Paninis, healthy snacks, kids lunch boxes with healthy options as well as home baked scones and cakes, ice-cream, hot and cold drinks.  There are also vending machines serving hot and cold drinks.