FAQs

From March to October, from 9:00 to 18:00 each day. From November to February, from 10:00 to 17:00.

The term "hochwild" (large game) has historical roots and denotes all game animals that were especially popular quarry in medieval society and were reserved for hunting by the nobility. Thus, the red deer was considered large game whereas the roe deer was designated small game and could be hunted by those of lower social standing.

Yes, we have ample free parking for cars, busses, motorbikes and bicycles. Disabled parking spaces are located to the right of the park entrance.

Absolutely! We recommend booking in good time by contacting Étienne Cousin on +49 (0)178-4436977. Unfortunately, all tours are offered in German and French.

Yes. There are two barbecue areas available by the adventure playground that can be booked for a fee with the ticket desk on +49 (0)2443/6532.

You can purchase game meat from our own stock for grilling or to take home. We ask that you pre-order during the period before Christmas on +49 (0)2443 /6532.

Part of the park is navigable by wheelchair – it should be noted, however, that not all of the designated paths are paved. There are disabled toilets and motorised and standard wheelchairs are available for hire.

It is possible to do a work placement in the field of animal husbandry and landscape conservation in order to gain practical experience in the respective occupation. You can get more information from Étienne Cousin on +49 (0)178-4436977.

Yes, dogs on leashes are welcome at the Hochwildpark Rheinland – with the exception of the wild boar enclosure.

Yes, reservations can be made by calling +49 (0)2443/6532. The reservation is confirmed following payment of a 50 euro deposit, that is applied against the admission fee.