wildpark dusseldorf

Lovely deers that eat from your hand, huge trees with benches to catch your breath, not so many people too bother you, quiet and in the middle of nature, like a wood. This was a really wonderful place. But please don't go if you don't like walking quiely on the dirt paths and watching for hours the beautiful animals, especially the deers...they like quiet, tender people.

ı go wıth my 6 years old little son.he was excited .(so first tıme he saw dıfferent anımals) and ı can say thıs .everybody shouls see thıs place.thıs ıs lıke a jungle .Absoluetly recommend !!!!

Lovely walk around seeing deer and boars, able to feed tame deer and the bigger ones are behind cages- can imagine children would love it but also nice for a romantic walk around. Only problem is there are hardly any maps or help- and very little English. Luckily on the way home a taxi picked us up otherwise we would have had to walk 2 hours into the city centre!!!

We visited at the beginning of December which proved to be a great time if you're going to feed the deer. Some of the other animals had been taken on for the winter but we still saw the goats and wildcats too. It was a chilly dry day so very quiet and only a few other people were around. The deer probably don't get as many visitors in winter so they are all very active and come straight up to you looking for food. We stopped at the farm shop/supermarket which is on the walk up to the park if you get the tram. They sold bruised fruit for 50c per kilo, perfect for the animals but bring something to cut it up.Just remember to be respectful of these magnificent animals and you'll love it. If you stand still they'll come and eat from your hand, but they're still wild so will run away if you try and stroke or otherwise touch them. Some will follow you if they think there's more!

A really relaxing place for a couple of hours with family and friends. You can get very close to the animals and the deer are quite tame. Ideal for a picnic and there is plenty of space to park your car.

Lol, would have given it a 5 star, but we didn't do our research and it was closed when we got there, but nevertheless had a wonderful time looking through the fences.

Lovely park. Great to get up close and feed the free roaming, friendly deer.Free entry.Well worth the tram ride and walk up the hill.

Very friendly deer and nice when its sunny. I recommend driving as it is very difficult to get to by tram or walking.

feeding the deer is a must, bring apples they hate carrots.tolets are hard to find, many places to have a picnic

Yes, it's full of beauty, fantastic walking tracks, great playgrounds!!We went on a cold day, but we were lucky it didn't rain, managed to cover the whole park.Free activity for parents and children.

Go for a relaxing walk in the forest, see animals and don't forget the raw spaghetti to feed the deer! Especially nice for kids and at no cost! Parking available outside the park.

I went with my 2 son's and daughter and we found it amazing, you can go in for free and the views are absolutely beautiful! a must see...

That's what you need when you are visiting a town with little ones. A remote, yet central location w/o traffic, noise and the permanent urge to save your child from any harm that might appear behind the next corner. Parents can relax while the little ones explore the nature and make friends with the different animals that live there (of course, the dangerous ones are in large fenced areas).

We spent a wonderful morning in this Park. Animals are walking around you and you can feed them from your own hands. We also bought some super fresh fruits from a stand in the parking which were really good. A great point of nature worthwhile visiting. And no entrance fee.

Very good place to visit ! just go first to a supermarket to buy apples and vegetables so you can feed the lovely animals!Its free just find the way to go! Train 703 goes there.