Woodside Wildlife Park

The mammals at Woodside come in all shapes and sizes! Inside our tropical house you will find our more tropical species that enjoy rainforest habitats and warmer climates.

Our cheeky and very cute marmosets are always on the go. Our different species of lemurs can usually be found enjoying a sunbathe and grooming each other.

We have two different bat species, if you're brave enough to enter the bat tomb to find them! Once inside you will see our bats roosting and if you listen very carefully you will hear them talking to each other.

The most elusive mammal at Woodside is our Linnaeus's sloth. He can be found sleeping in his favourite spots in the tropical house.

The outside of the park houses our hardier and larger species of mammal. The largest aquatic mammal is the capybara, a South American species which is the world's largest rodent and has webbed feet.

Our Asian Short Clawed Otters are the smallest otter species which are found in South Asia.

We are also home to the Fallow Deer a native species which inhabit woodland as well as many wild rabbits, hedgehogs and moles!