Wildfreigehege Bend — Zoo in Grevenbroich

Wildfreigehege Bend and its collection

Wildfreigehege Bend is a zoo in Grevenbroich, Germany.

The enclosure is operated by the Schutzgemeinschaft Deutscher Wald, with the town covering feed costs, and entry is free all year round. Visitors may feed the animals and stroke them at the fence, and there is a petting area and play equipment. The woodland paths are passable by wheelchair, and picnic tables and a bookable barbecue hut are available.

What the venue says

• walking along the scenic forest paths
• feeding and petting animals at designated fence areas
• the park's modern playground equipment
• a bookable grill hut available for group events
• there are no major restaurants directly inside the animal enclosures, picnic tables are scattered across the territory for visitors who bring their own food and drinks
• Parking is available near the park entrances along areas like Kaiserallee / Im Bend to accommodate arriving visitors.
• The park features reinforced, well-maintained forest paths that are designed to be child-friendly and easily accessible for strollers and visitors using wheelchairs.