Anna’s Welsh Zoo was created when designer Anna Ryder Richardson and her husband Colin bought Manor House Wildlife Park in West Wales in 2008.
A faded attraction, it required serious investment to improve the conditions for the animals and the park has since been transformed into a modern zoo set in 52 acres of Pembrokeshire parkland, with spacious natural enclosures and high welfare standards.
Highlights include three bachelor Southern White Rhinos and a breeding group of Scimitar-horned Oryx, extinct in the wild. In 2014, two giant geodesic domes are being erected.
The zoo participates in European breeding programmes and has a focus on local biodiversity conservation.
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Manor House Wildlife Park
Saint Florence SA70 8RJ, United Kingdom
Anna’s Welsh Zoo was created when designer Anna Ryder Richardson and her husband Colin bought Manor House Wildlife Park in West Wales in 2008. A faded attraction, it required serious investment to improve the conditions for the animals and the park has since been transformed into a modern zoo set in 52 acres of Pembrokeshire parkland.
Wildlife you might see at Manor House Wildlife Park
Family and group offers at Manor House Wildlife Park
Families
Great space for kids to play while parents/grandparents chill out. Big lawn with space hoppers and bikes. Crafts and activities in school holidays
Groups
Group rates for 20 or more people.