Get ready for a wild adventure this February half-term as Longleat opens its gates for Winter Wildlife Week 2024.
From the 10th to the 18th of February, families can immerse themselves in a fantastic array of activities and wildlife encounters, making it an unforgettable experience for little nature enthusiasts.

What’s in Store?
Longleat’s Winter Wildlife Week promises a fun-packed day for visitors of all ages. Day tickets purchased during the event will include the renowned Drive-Through Safari, on-foot animal encounters, and various adventure attractions. Here’s a glimpse of the exciting activities awaiting eager participants:
- Interactive Storytelling Performances: Delight in captivating storytelling performances by Junk Jodie, adding a touch of creativity and imagination to the day.
- Mini Skating Rink: Glide into the winter spirit with a specially designed mini skating rink, perfect for under-12s to showcase their skating skills.
- Bird of Prey Flying Display: Witness the majesty of birds of prey in a thrilling flying display that showcases their agility and grace.
- Arts and Crafts Activities: Unleash your artistic side with a range of arts and crafts activities, providing the perfect opportunity for creative expression.
- Willow Weaving: Learn the ancient art of willow weaving, creating beautiful and intricate designs inspired by nature.
- Pottery Painting and Sand Art: For a small additional cost, indulge in the joy of pottery painting and sand art, adding a personal touch to your visit.
Extend the Adventure with an Overnight Stay
For those craving an extended escapade, Longleat offers seven cottages nestled throughout the grounds. Enjoy spectacular views of the landscape, with two cottages situated right in the heart of the Safari Park, offering a unique chance to wake up with the animals as your neighbors. After a day of exploration, return to a cosy cottage with a warming fire, creating cherished memories for the whole family.
When and Where?
Winter Wildlife Week takes place from February 10th to 18th, running from 10 am to 5 pm daily, with the last entry to the Safari at 3 pm. Tickets, set to go on sale at the end of January, can be purchased on the Longleat website. The event unfolds at Longleat Estate, Warminster, Wiltshire, conveniently located off the A36 between Bath and Salisbury (A362 Warminster – Frome Road).
Don’t miss the chance to make this half term an extraordinary wildlife adventure for the whole family. For more information and to book tickets, visit Longleat’s official website starting from the end of January.














