This was on my bucket list & it could not have been more perfect. Constant interactions if the wolves desired, which they did. Prepare to be slobbered on your hands & maybe a facial kiss on the first meeting. I couldn't have been happier! The photos they took are wonderful & so many. It was 3rd time lucky for me, so huge anticipation. I was not disappointed, it was all I could imagine & more. The information was highly interesting & I believe we all learnt a lot. Our morning group was joined by the midday group due to the hot weather, but it didn't take away from the experience. Everyone got to spend time with all the wolves & they were so gental. They were also quite funny, something I didn't expect. Thank you so much for the chance to meet you & your beautiful wolves. I will never forget it.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience with majestic animals!Our visit to Predator Park was easily the highlight of our trip to Cumbria. This is a highly educational sanctuary. We did the wolf experience, and being that close to such powerful, beautiful creatures was deeply humbling. Dee and Daniel are incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable. They teach you so much about predator conservation and wolf behaviour. If you are looking for a unique, wildlife encounter in a beautiful landscape, this is a must-visit! Thank you for the great time.😊💚

The walking with wolves experience is one never to be forgotten 🥰. I found it a peaceful , mindful and soulful adventure which busted all the mystical myths about these magnificent animals. Many many thanks to Dee and Daniel for providing a wonderful and insightful experience which will stay with me forever! They give you so much information about the wolf environment and a peek into life as a Wolfpack member. The wolves give you calm and peace and a sense of belonging into their world. They are friendly and welcoming and the highlight is to get up close and personal whilst you give them treats as a thank you for letting us spend quality time in their surroundings 🥰. I would highly recommend anyone to visit and not be afraid of these gorgeous creatures 😍. It’s well worth the money and more, as you’re rewarded with their fabulous company.

My boyfriend surprised me with this experience for my 30th. Kept it a secret right up till we were in the gate and I saw the sign. Honestly if I could rate this 10 stars I would. Its the best experience I have ever done. The staff are just filled with information and you can tell how passionate they are about their wolves living the best life possible. The wolves are beautiful, affectionate, gentle and better behaved than most peoples dogs. Id 1000% recommend and will hopefully visit in the future. The walk isn't that bad either, its all done at a gentle pace, slightly uphill for anyone worried about the walking, just make sure you have walking shoes. Could not fault this place at all.

I was gifted the Walking with Wolves experience for my birthday last year, but I thought I'd leave it until my birthday this year so I had something fun to look forward to. I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences of my entire life, and I sincerely hope I'll be able to return for another visit soon. When we arrived, we had followed the directions to the letter, but were a little confused as we ended up in a queue of cars going up a TINY path by a nearby house. We had got there early as requested but were sat there for a while and worried we'd actually be late. If this happens to you, don't be alarmed, it's nothing to worry about! It turns out that we were approaching the gate to the park and it simply needed opening by Daniel (one of the owners). After this, we quickly got inside, parked up, and we were warmly met by Daniel and Dee (Denise). Important Note: Don't worry if you have the bladder the size of a peanut like me, they won't see you struggling and will very graciously allow you to use their personal on-site bathroom facilities if needed. After Dee had introduced herself and Daniel and explained what the experience entailed, during which she was very clear as to what was required of us and put our safety at the forefront of the experience, we moved on to an area where we would meet the wolves. We all knelt down to greet them on their terms, after which we were paired up and placed with one of three wolves in order to "walk" them around the field. We were placed with Chitali first and he quickly became my favourite. He was very strong but very gentle. After a few minutes, we swapped wolves and the owners made sure we each had a turn at walking each wolf. While we were doing this, Daniel was getting us all clued up on wolves and was extremely knowledgeable, and I was fascinated by so much of what he told us, much of which I didn't know! After the walk, we entered the wolves' enclosure to meet the fourth wolf, Chenoa, and he was very playful with my husband, giving him a good hearty lick of his face before moving on! We stood by some rocks and each had the chance to offer the wolves some treats, allowing Daniel to get some photos of us with them, which we really appreciated. Heads up if you're not big on saliva - there's lots of it! Both he and Dee again made sure to give us pointers on how to feed the wolves, reiterating their care about our safety first. After we fed them, we concluded with lots of time spent petting and adoring the wolves until we finally had to leave the pack. Dee encouraged me to pet Chitali and gently stroke his chest, and he gradually started to fall asleep, which absolutely made my whole year! Once we'd finished, I spoke briefly with Daniel about their love for birds of prey and my own connection to them, and both he and Dee wished me a happy birthday, which I'm very grateful for. I got a big hug from Dee too which was lovely! Both of them are professional, down to earth, funny, lovely human beings, and I only wish I lived nearer because they wouldn't be able to get rid of me if I did! Until next time (I can't wait!)