Wildpark Bad Marienberg

Wildpark Bad Marienberg and its collection

Wildpark Bad Marienberg is a zoo in Bad Marienberg (Westerwald), Germany.

Twenty hectares of woodland and meadow house around 100 animals, among them alpacas, wisent, rheas, red deer and wild boar. A four-kilometre circuit crosses the terrain and forms part of the Westerwaldsteig long-distance trail; entry is free all year round. There is a petting zoo and an adventure playground for children, and a separately run falconry next door puts on daily flying displays.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include Waschbär, Wildschwein and Rothirsch.

What the venue says

• a 4-kilometer-long circular trail
• a large adventure playground with rides and climbing elements
• the 18-meter-high Hedwigsturm observation tower
• specialized animal feed from on-site vending machines
• On-site catering and refreshments are available at the park (such as near the entrance areas and local chalet spots), alongside picnic benches made from tree trunks and nearby restaurants like the Steig-Alm.
• Parking is available near the park entrances, such as the northern entrance near the Steig-Alm / Zinhain area.
• The terrain features a main 4 km circular trail suitable for general walks, alongside specific paths tailored for wheelchair users.