We are excited to introduce our new meerkat feeding experience, where you can get up close and personal with these adorable and curious creatures. Pay from £50 for 2 people and you will have the opportunity to hand-feed our meerkats, under the guidance of our expert animal keepers.
During the meerkat feeding experience, you will learn all about these fascinating animals and their behaviour, as well as their natural habitat and diet. You will get to see first hand how they interact with each other and with their environment.
Don’t miss out on this unforgettable opportunity to get close to these charming creatures and create lasting memories.
If you have booked online, Please download and Send Completed Form to Hello@Wicksteedpark.org
Please note: The experience has a minimum age limit of 5. Those aged 5-12 years must be accompanied by a participating adult. Only 3-4 adults can watch the experience if not participating. Each experience will last approximately 30 minutes. This is not a private event. There are five spaces available you may may have this experience with others.
Meerkat Feeding is currently closed due to the weather conditions.
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