Watatunga Wildlife Reserve

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is an award-winning wildlife attraction located near King’s Lynn in West Norfolk, dedicated to the conservation of some of the world’s most endangered deer, antelope and bird species. Nestled across 170 acres of stunning countryside, Watatunga offers a safari experience like no other – it’s perfect for wildlife lovers, families with curious kids, and anyone looking to do something different in the great outdoors. From April to October, visitors can enjoy a guided safari tour in their own electric buggy, driving in convoy with a small group of other guests.

Leading the tour is a friendly, knowledgeable guide, radio-linked to all buggies, who brings the reserve to life with fascinating facts and stories about our rare and remarkable residents. You’ll get the chance to see animals roaming freely in a naturalistic setting, with plenty of opportunities to stop, look, and learn. Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is proud to be home to the UK’s largest collection of endangered deer and antelope – an incredible sight for all ages to enjoy.

You’ll love this attraction if you’re looking for a hands-off, immersive wildlife experience that’s both educational and exciting. Recently recognised as the UK’s Best Small Visitor Attraction (2023) and crowned King’s Lynn’s Best Leisure & Tourism Attraction (2025), Watatunga continues to stand out for its conservation impact and unforgettable experiences. This attraction is perfect for half-day outings, especially during the school holidays when our popular trailer tours run on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and weekends.

All tours must be pre-booked online. Visitors can also enjoy extras such as wildlife photography experiences and seasonal events – keep an eye on our website and social media for announcements. Getting Here: Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is easily accessible by car, bike or on foot.

We’re located on the edge of Watlington village, near King’s Lynn. resources. The entrance is shared with the Mick George quarry – follow the signs to reception.

Whether you're spotting a bongo for the first time or enjoying the peace of Norfolk’s wild spaces, Watatunga Wildlife Reserve offers something truly special. Visit once, and you’ll want to come back again and again.