Apenheul Map (2024 - 2022) | ThemeParkBrochures.net

Location: Apeldoorn, Netherlands

Years Active: 1971 – Active

Planning a visit to Apenheul? Make sure you’re ready to explore every corner with the most up-to-date Apenheul Map. Whether you’re excited to stroll through the Monkey Forest or relax at Bongo Bonde’s café, this detailed guide will help you navigate with ease.

Find your way to feeding shows, kids’ play zones, and even the Gorilla Island. Don’t miss out on any of the fun-packed adventures waiting for you!

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Apenheul Map 2023

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FAQ

How long to spend at Apenheul?

Most visitors spend about 4–5 hours at Apenheul. This allows enough time to explore the free-roaming primates, enjoy feeding sessions, and visit highlights like Gorilla Island and the Orangutan Islands. However, you could extend your stay if you want to participate in more educational talks or take breaks in the park’s scenic spots.

What is the history of Apenheul?

Apenheul was founded in 1971 by Wim Mager as a unique zoo concept where primates could roam freely among visitors. Originally starting with a few species, it has grown into a leading primate conservation park with over 35 species, including gorillas and bonobos.

Who owns Apenheul?

Apenheul is owned by the Apenheul Foundation. The foundation focuses on wildlife conservation and education, investing profits into primate-related conservation projects both in the zoo and in the wild.

Apenheul Map (2024 – 2022)