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Howl-O-Ween at New Forest Wildlife Park

New Forest Wildlife Park, Ashurst · 24 October to 1 November 2026

24 Oct to 1 Nov

New Forest Wildlife Park's Howl-O-Ween adds a Halloween trail, extra animal talks and some exclusive experiences to its usual programme across October half-term.

Highlights

  • Extra keeper talks each day
  • Halloween trail round the park
  • Keeper talks on otters, wolves, wolverine, lynx and barn owls

Good to know

  • All ages welcome
  • Book experiences in advance, as some carry extra charges
  • Keeper talk times can change on the day

Getting there

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New Forest Wildlife Park, Deerleap Lane, Longdown, near Ashurst, SO40 4UH

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The entrance to the New Forest Wildlife ParkPhoto: J W Parker, CC BY-SA 2.0
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