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This is Staglands e-newsletter where we keep you up-to-date on what’s new at Staglands and some of the special offers we have available. To subscribe please complete the contact us form and tick the box on the form to receive further updates.
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'Go Country' at Staglands Wildlife Reserve
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We have newborn Kune Kune piglets at Staglands!
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We have new development at the park that you may want to visit soon!
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Our dedicated outside team work in all weather to ensure the well-being of our large variety of animals and the presentation of the park.
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Staglands has partnered up with the new wallpaper App Excio ...
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We are very excited to share our new promotional video…
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Come and connect with nature, and gives your taste buds a treat too!
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CONGRATULATIONS to Shakira Hart, winner of our latest photo competition, with this stunning close-up photo of one of our kea.
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We'd like to introduce the latest additions to the fold....
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We recently welcomed new Auckland Island piglets....
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In 2015, Staglands Wildlife Reserve appeared on Rural Delivery.
Watch the video!
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We are excited to announce that Staglands are the proud winner of a TripAdvisor 2016 Certificate of Excellence. This achievement is a direct result of consistently great reviews from visitors to The Reserve.
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Join us to discover Wellington's inspiring nature stories.
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Our emus, Mork & Mindy are now very grown up and independent.
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We are the proud recipients of a Qualmark quality assurance award - New Zealand tourism's official mark of quality.
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If you want to hear more about some of the animals at Staglands and have a go at feeding them, join one of our lunch time feed tours. Tours run daily. Meet at the cafe at 12.45pm
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Get off the beaten track with our free off-road tractor-trailer rides!
Meet our new whio pair in the Whio Aviary
New arrivals - twin Arapawa Island kid goats - meet them in the Deer Park
Meet our cute kune kune piglets at The Stables & Settlement Nursery
Say hello to free-roaming emus, Mork & Mindy in The Deer Park
Meet Keko our hand reared Pukeko in the Kea aviary
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