Mole Hall Wildlife Park

The flamingos enjoy wading in the moat surrounding Mole Hall House.

otter relaxing in the sun Mole Hall otters know that they are a special attraction and love showing off to an audience.

2 of 3 orphan otter cubs Mole Hall Wildlife Park was first opened to the public in 1963 and now covers over 20 acres of grounds and gardens, which surround the original moated manor house (private), which dates from 1287. The collection of animals and birds contains many exotic species including otters, flamingos, sarus cranes, primates (including chimpanzees), owls, birds, guanacos, wallabies, a beautiful tropical Butterfly Pavilion and much more.

Tubman - Joeys long standing friend Our chimps; Joey and Tubman are two long term residents at Mole Hall. They came to Mole Hall in 1985 from their previous home in Harrogate. Happily neither seems to be showing their age (over 40) and they still enjoy entertaining visitors.

Two ducks enjoy the extensive ponds and moat at Mole Hall.

At Mole Hall Wildlife Park children can enjoy some good old-fashioned fun and use their imagination

Snacks in the cafe, picnics in the park, gifts in the shop, play areas and equipment, sand pits with buckets and spades lots for the children to see and do.

Tiny tots area for the little ones

fun in the squirty maze Our Squirty Maze has proven a great success with young and old alike - Everyone enjoys the laughter - even if you are only watching as the surprised visitors are unexpectantly squirted with jets of water!

Hand feed the deer Feeling as if all about you are loosing their heads? Why not pop along to Mole Hall and enjoy a relaxing stress-free day out - Enjoy a good old fashioned friendly family day out - easy on the pocket and no hidden charges. Friendly welcoming staff who are here to help you enjoy your day. Parking is FREE

Details on this website are accurate at time of going to press (04.03.2008). The proprietors reserve the right to close all or part of the wildlife park or make any alterations without notice. Mole Hall cannot be held responsible for any errors, subsequent alterations or inconveniences arising from any inaccuracies on this or other websites.