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Bristol Zoo Map

Bristol Zoo Project Map – Your Complete Visitor Guide

The Bristol Zoo Project (formerly Wild Place Project) in Bristol, England is a premier destination for wildlife conservation and family days out. Our Bristol Zoo Map helps visitors navigate this expansive 136-acre site easily, ensuring you don’t miss any of the incredible animal residents.

For easy arrival, set your Sat Nav to BS10 7TP. The zoo is located just off Junction 17 of the M5 (near Cribbs Causeway).

Key Features Highlighted on the Map

  • Bear Wood: A stunning 7.5-acre woodland exhibit where you can see European brown bears, wolves, lynx, and wolverines.
  • Animal Zones: Explore Gelada Rocks, the Benoue National Park (home to giraffes and zebras), and the lemur walkthrough.
  • Interactive Learning: Discover the conservation hub, animal talks, and seasonal demonstrations throughout the park.
  • Food & Refreshments: Visit the Base Camp Café or use the designated picnic areas located near the play zones.
  • Adventure Play Areas: Includes the Fun Fort, Leap of Faith (high ropes), and various outdoor “wild” play spaces.

Why Use the Bristol Zoo Project Map?

  • Quickly locate animal exhibits across the 136-acre site without getting lost.
  • Plan your route between the woods, the grasslands, and the visitor facilities.
  • Identify the best walking trails for prams and wheelchairs.
  • Locate essential guest facilities, including toilets and baby-changing stations near the entrance and Base Camp.

Top Tip: Check the map for the Bear Wood catwalk—it is the best way to see the bears and wolves from a safe, elevated perspective.

With the Bristol Zoo Project Map, you can confidently explore everything from exotic animal enclosures to woodland play areas, ensuring a memorable day out for the whole family.


Explore Bristol Zoo with Google Maps

Use the buttons below the map to switch between Satellite View for a bird’s-eye perspective, Standard Map for clear navigation, and Street View to virtually walk through entrances and pathways. This helps you plan your visit efficiently and get familiar with the zoo layout before you arrive.