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The National Resource and Experience Centre for conservation awareness, for natural predators
Predator Park isn’t just another place to visit. It’s one of the most unique animal parks in the Lake District. Offering unforgettable animal experiences that inspire, educate and connect people to nature. To stand foot by paw with some of the world’s most misunderstood predators, and see them for what they truly are: guardians of the wild, complex, social, intelligent creatures and vital to ecostructures.
Pre-booking essential
Come for a new experience leave with a new perspective
Meet the Wolf Pack
For centuries, wolves have been cast as solitary villains in fairy tales and folklore. But the truth is very different. Each of Chalok, Chitali, Cheveyo and Chenoa bring something unique to their wolf pack, each has their own role, shaped by their personality and strengths, which influences the way they interact with the wider pack.
The call of the wild
The journey behind Predator Park
Predator Park in Cumbria exists because Dee and Daniel refused to accept the world as it was and instead imagined what it could be. Their shared vision led them to create a place where apex animals could live naturally. Where people could encounter predators as they would have been in a forgotten past.
Together, they have helped shape conservation policies and fought for ethical wildlife and animal experiences. Now, through Predator Park, they’re inviting you to walk with wolves and be part of their journey.
Predator Park is the wild heart of Cumbria
Cumbria is wild at heart. Its rugged mountains, ancient forests and rolling landscapes make it the perfect home for Predator Park. Legend has it that the last wild wolves in England roamed Cumbria in the 14th century.
Conservation and rewilding
Predators are nature’s balance keepers. Without them, ecosystems fall apart. At Predator Park, we believe in rewilding not just the land, but the mind. It’s about seeing predators as allies, not threats, and rethinking our place in nature.
Our conservation work focuses on restoring habitats, shifting attitudes, challenging people’s perceptions of predators and promoting coexistence, for a better future for our planet and ourselves. We encourage everyone to take action – from rewilding their gardens to supporting broader efforts that protect these essential species.
Our “Howling with wolves”, Wolf Experience was nationally voted the nations No.1 best magic moment, for the 30th anniversary of BBC Countryfile
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