The park is situated within the Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Lancashire.
Wild boar were historically native to Britain before being hunted to extinction in the Middle Ages; this park helps maintain a connection to that local fauna history.
The site includes a working river, the River Loud, which runs directly through the park grounds.
Visitors can hand-feed specific animals under controlled supervision.
The park layout features a combination of enclosures and open woodland where deer and other species roam with more freedom.
Bowland Wild Boar Park is a family-oriented wildlife attraction located within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The park centers on its namesake wild boar herd, which visitors can view in their natural woodland habitat. Beyond boar, the facility functions as a petting zoo and wildlife park, housing llamas, wallabies, deer, and various farm animals. The grounds include nature trails that wind through the surrounding river valley and woodland terrain. Facilities are designed for interactive animal experiences, featuring scheduled feeding sessions and educational demonstrations. It is situated along the banks of the River Loud, providing a natural setting for wildlife observation. The park integrates outdoor play areas with the animal enclosures to cater to young families.
The elevated viewing area overlooking the main wild boar enclosure.
Bring sturdy, waterproof footwear as the walking paths are natural terrain and prone to mud.
Check the daily activity board upon arrival to coordinate your visit with specific animal feeding times.
Layer your clothing, as the open valley location can be significantly windier and cooler than nearby Chipping village.
Attempting to visit during heavy rainfall, as the outdoor nature trails and grassy enclosures can become waterlogged.
Closed during the winter season; typically opens in early spring and operates through late autumn.
Do not feed the animals food brought from home; use only provided animal feed to ensure dietary safety.
