Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park
What awaits you at Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park
Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park, affectionately known as “Klotti”, has something for every age group. This popular day out wins people over with a wide choice of different attractions. Step into “Kunibert´s Abenteuer”, for instance, and get to know the legendary knight Kunibert. Fearless, adventurous visitors will particularly enjoy the “Zum Rittersturz” log flume, the “Klottiturm” and the “Wasserbob”. Genuine adrenaline junkies can look forward to a ride on these and on plenty more besides.
Alongside the many attractions such as the “Klotti Drifter“, the “Pferdereitbahn” and the “Riesen-Rutsche”, there is plenty for animal lovers too. Fifty different species of wild animal can be admired on the site. Coatis, birds and parrots, alpacas, pygmy goats and raccoons all inhabit the extensive grounds. The falconry centre at Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park is another firm favourite with visitors. Birds of prey from every corner of the world impress with their majestic poise. The flying display is a particular highlight. You can see the birds’ aerial skills for yourself and pick up the key facts about each of them.
A fun, exciting day out with the whole family is a wonderful thing. For unforgettable moments full of laughter and delight, a visit to Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park is hard to beat. Visitors young and young at heart both get their money’s worth here. The variety of attractions invites you to take your time and will certainly leave no room for boredom. The park has the right entertainment for every taste, so a relaxed family holiday can quickly turn into an unforgettable adventure.
Where to eat on site
There is no danger of going hungry in the park either. The “Parkrestaurant” offers not only a breathtaking view but genuinely good food. For a snack in between, the various kiosks such as the “Quick-Inn” and the “Futterkrippe” do the job nicely.
Current admission prices and how to get there
To explore Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park at your leisure you need a valid entry ticket. Children from one metre tall pay an admission price of 22.50 euros, and this rate applies up to their 14th birthday. Adults pay 24.50 euros, and a ticket for senior citizens costs 18.50 euros. Separate rates apply for people with disabilities, pregnant women and larger groups. On family day you can expect a reduced price of 21.50 euros per person. Season tickets are also available at a price of 75 euros. You can reach the park easily by car, bus or train. If you come by train, though, bear in mind the steep walk up from the chairlift to the park. Arriving by car or bus is a little more comfortable, and free parking is available.
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More things to do and see in the area
A holiday in the Vulkaneifel has plenty to offer visitors big and small. As well as a trip to Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park, it is worth taking a closer look at the immediate area. The forests of the Osteifel invite you out for long walks or bike rides, for example. Afterwards a dip in the Laacher See or in one of the maars (crater lakes) will cool you down and restore you. For anyone keen on culture, the high medieval Maria Laach Abbey gives an insight into Romanesque architecture. The fairy-tale Bürresheim Castle is well worth exploring too. The area around the Moselle and the Rhine has a wealth of things to do for visitors of every age.
A visit to Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park is well worth it
If you are planning a fun family day out full of adventure, pay Klotten Wildlife and Adventure Park a visit. A whole day here flies by. Best of all, come and see for yourself the range of attractions, which leaves almost nothing to be desired.
Your base for exploring
This destination is within easy reach of our holiday homes
Three holiday homes with their own outdoor sauna, whirlpool bath and wood-burning stove on the Sonnenterrasse by the Riedener Waldsee. This is where every day out in the Eifel begins.

Familie Hahn
Susanne, Carmen and David Hahn rent out the three holiday homes on the Sonnenterrasse in Rieden and have known the Eifel for more than ten years.