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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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Errigal View Pet Zoo
Established in 2015, Errigal View Pet Zoo is a family-run business which is located behind An Chúirt Hotel, Gweedore. Errigal View Pet Zoo began as a petting zoo with small animals but has since grown into a mini zoo which hosts animals of various sizes.
Currently, Errigal View is home to llamas, alpacas, emus, racoons, ponies, meerkats, ducks, wallabies, deer, goats, rabbits, pheasants and much much more! Errigal View Pet Zoo gives visitors an interactive experience, allowing visitors to view and pet some of the unusual animals and also give the option to feed them. It is a suitable place for all ages and also has facilities for crazy golf on site.
An array of the animals that are residing at Errigal View Pet Zoo
Errigal View Pet Zoo is situated in the surroundings of Errigal which is a 751m mountain, the highest peak in Donegal and a part of the Derryveagh mountains. The zoo is also located within a 20km distance from Glenveagh National Park. Errigal View Pet Zoo is temporarily closed as it is off-season but is due to reopen in early March, 2024.
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