Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map (2024 – 2022)
Explore every corner of the park with the most up-to-date Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map.
Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café is a wildlife park located in the Akatarawa Valley near Wellington, New Zealand. It features native and farm animals in natural settings, along with a rustic café. The reserve offers interactive experiences, educational opportunities, and promotes conservation awareness.
From the glowworm caves and Kea aviary to the Secret Garden and Barn animal area, this map helps you plan your visit down to the last chicken feed. Make time for a relaxed lunch at the cozy Staglands Café—known for its fireplace and forest views.
Whether you’re visiting with kids or camera in hand, every stop is worth it.
Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map 2024
Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map 2024 updates include enhanced accessible pathways throughout the reserve, improved signage for key attractions, and expanded interactive zones such as the Forest Wetlands, Stables, Old Bush Settlement, and Secret Garden. The map now highlights daily lunchtime feed tours, off-road tractor-trailer rides on weekends and holidays, and clearly marks picnic and BBQ areas for visitor convenience. These updates aim to improve navigation, visitor experience, and highlight unique animal encounters and family-friendly activities.
Printable Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map PDF 2024
Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map 2022
Staglands Wildlife Reserve and Café Map 2022 updates include the completion of the church in the little village area and the ongoing redevelopment of the café and main entrance. These enhancements improved visitor amenities and the overall layout, making navigation and experiences more enjoyable. The updates also emphasized interactive animal encounters and well-maintained walking trails for a better family-friendly visit.
FAQ
How much do staglands cost?
Adult admission to Staglands Wildlife Reserve is $27.00, while tickets for children aged 4–16 cost $12.00. Children aged 3 and under enter free, and a family pass (2 adults and up to 3 children) is $78.00. Seniors and students receive discounted rates of $20.00–$22.00.
When was Staglands opened?
Staglands Wildlife Reserve was opened in 1972 by English immigrant John Simister. The park was established to provide a natural habitat for native and exotic wildlife. It is located in the Akatarawa Valley near Upper Hutt, New Zealand.
Is Staglands wheelchair accessible?
Staglands offers free entry for wheelchair users and their carers due to the challenging terrain and limited accessibility. While some paths are accessible, several areas—including certain aviaries and hilly sections—may be difficult or impossible to navigate in a wheelchair.
How big is Staglands?
Staglands Wildlife Reserve covers approximately 25 acres of bush and farmland. The reserve features a variety of environments, including wetlands, aviaries, and open hillsides for animals. Visitors are encouraged to allow at least three hours to explore the entire park.
