welcome to our park
Where to find us
Wherever you are in the in the country, you’ll find it’s easy to access Secret Valley Wildlife Park.
087 646 5601
Wherever you are in the in the country, you’ll find it’s easy to access Secret Valley Wildlife Park.
087 646 5601
Wherever you are in the in the country, you’ll find it’s easy to access Secret Valley Wildlife Park.
Parking
Free parking for all vehicles in our designated car park.
Coffee Shop
The Hungry Tortoise Cafe is open from 9:00am to 5:00pm daily, serving a variety of hot and cold food as well as hot and cold beverages and sweets. Hot food is available from 9.00am to 4:00pm daily.
Picnic Area
There are plentiful picnic benches situated around the park if you wish to bring your own picnic.
Play Area
All weather indoor play area as well as a large outdoor play area including an obstacle course which is open all year round.
Disabled Parking
Designated disable car park located close to the main activity shed. Please inform the entrance hut on arrival to avail of this car park.
From Enniscorthy
Take the New Ross road (N11) from Enniscorthy, go straight through the village of Clonroche, take the first turn left (sign-posted) after the village. Our Wildlife Park is located down the road one mile on the right hand side. The Park is 15 minutes from Enniscorthy town.
From Wexford
Head for New Ross on (N11). Turn right in Ballinaboola at the Horse and Hound Pub. Continue on to Old Ross keeping right. Go straight on until you come to a T junction and turn right for Clonroche. Go over the hump back bridge and the entrance to the Park is the next on the left. The Park is 30 minutes from Wexford.
From Waterford
Follow the sign posts for New Ross. In New Ross take the N30 to Enniscorthy for 12km and turn right at the signpost for L4011.
If using a Sat Nav please use our post code Y21 DF85.
Book your tickets here
Admission Prices:
Adult €12.00
Child €11.00
Student/ OAP €9.50
2 years and under FREE
Special Needs and Carer €10.50
Family 2 adults & 2 children €42.00
As much as we’d love them- there is no dogs are allowed at Secret Valley Wildlife Park.