Overview
- The UK’s largest primate habitat hosts about 140 free-roaming Barbary macaques across a 60-acre woodland near Stoke-on-Trent.
- New coverage notes eleven births this year, presented by the park as evidence of ongoing rehabilitation success.
- Guests view a safety video advising a three-metre distance, though macaques frequently pass close along the paths.
- Guides, hourly feeding talks and interpretive signs explain macaque behavior and threats from habitat destruction.
- Adult admission is reported at £13.50, with a cafe, exhibits, picnic areas and a children’s playground outside the habitat.