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Wildlife Park at Bergsee

The Wildgehege am Bergsee in Bad Säckingen, Germany, is a natural wildlife park in the town forest where visitors can observe and feed native wildlife. Several spacious enclosures house wild boar, red deer, sika deer and fallow deer. A wooden ball track (Holzrallye) adds a playful element for families, and dried corn can be purchased from vending machines to feed the animals. The park is located directly next to the idyllic Bergsee lake.

Information

  • Visit duration: 60min
  • For rainy days: No
  • Free entrance: Yes
  • Price range: $
  • Topic: Wildlife park
    • Children experience: Child friendly
    • Children age group: 3-6, 6-12, 12-18

Opening hours

Opening hours could not be found on the website.

Admission fees

0 EUR
Free admission to the wildlife park.

Contact

Webpage
schwarzwald-tourismus.info
Email
info@badsaeckingen.de
Address
Bergseestr. 93, 79713 Bad Säckingen

Access

Nearby stops

  • Bad Säckingen, Eggbergklinik1050 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Zürich HB
3h 4m
Basel SBB
3h 5m
Olten
3h 17m
Zug
3h 39m
Bern
4h 4m

FAQ

  • Can visitors feed the animals at the wildlife park?
    Yes, visitors can feed the animals. Dried corn can be purchased from two vending machines at the park and fed to the animals.
  • What animals can be seen at the wildlife park?
    The park houses wild boar, red deer, sika deer and fallow deer in several spacious enclosures. With some luck, visitors may also spot young wild boar piglets crossing the forest paths.
  • What other activities are available near the wildlife park?
    After visiting the wildlife park, visitors can walk around the Bergsee lake, where pedal boats can be rented in summer. The Hochempor climbing forest is also located in the immediate vicinity.
  • Is there a play activity for children at the wildlife park?
    Yes, there is a wooden ball track (Holzrallye) with numerous ball runs throughout the park. The vending machine for the wooden balls and the start of the rally are located at the Bergsee lake.