The park was rebranded as Tatzmania following a complete modernization of the former Schwarzwaldpark facility.
The wildlife section utilizes extensive outdoor enclosures specifically designed to mimic the natural habitat of apex predators.
The 'African Village' section provides educational displays regarding the habits and social structures of the resident big cats.
It is one of the few regional parks to combine a zoological approach with fairground-style mechanical amusement rides.
Tatzmania Löffingen is a combination wildlife park and amusement park situated in the Black Forest region of Germany. The site features animal enclosures housing species such as wolves, lions, tigers, and lemurs. Amusement offerings include a spinning coaster, a log flume, and a drop tower suitable for various age groups. Several indoor play areas are available for children, including a large ball pit and climbing structures. The layout is designed to integrate animal observation paths with mechanical ride zones. It serves as a family-oriented destination focusing on active recreation in a woodland setting. The park operates as a successor to the former Schwarzwaldpark.
The viewing platform overlooking the lion and tiger enclosure.
Wear sturdy, comfortable walking shoes as the park is set on hilly, wooded terrain.
Check the daily schedule upon arrival to catch the guided animal feeding demonstrations.
Bring a rain jacket, as Black Forest weather can shift rapidly even during summer months.
Do not attempt to feed the animals with outside food, as this is strictly prohibited for their health.
The park is seasonal, typically operating from spring through late autumn; closed during winter months.
Maintain a quiet demeanor near animal enclosures to avoid distressing the wildlife; follow all safety restraints on rides.
