Hydrangea Park is one of three interconnected wildlife parks in Helmond, Netherlands, operated by the Jan Visser Foundation under the Dierenparken Helmond name. Together with its sister parks, it is home to a variety of animals including alpacas, emus, wallabies, llamas, peacocks, swans, and geese, welcoming families to enjoy animal encounters and photography in a pleasant outdoor setting. An animal adoption program enables visitors to contribute to the care of their favorite residents, while the parks foster a sense of shared community ownership. The parklands of Helmond provide a relaxed and family-friendly environment for wildlife appreciation in North Brabant.
