As you walk through the park, you may encounter a rich variety of native wildlife. The woodland areas are home to squirrels, foxes, badgers, hares, roe deer, and red deer—all of which may be spotted during your visit. Keen observers will also notice a wide range of birdlife, including the black woodpecker, great spotted woodpecker, grey and green woodpeckers, wryneck, and the rare pygmy owl. The park even serves as a nesting site for the majestic white-tailed eagle. In the evening, look out for bats quietly fluttering through the twilight air.

If you're lucky, you might see playful squirrels, which are a sign of the park’s successful conservation efforts and a healthy ecosystem.

Strousberg Pond is the perfect spot to pause and soak in the surrounding beauty. Dragonflies hover above the water, and rare amphibians like the fire salamander, with its striking yellow spots, may make an appearance. Listen for the croaking of frogs, including the common and yellow-bellied toads. Colourful koi carp add a touch of the exotic as they glide across the surface.

Watch butterflies dance in the sun and gather near the fountains on the terraces and courtyard, searching for refreshment and nectar. Let the sounds of the forest draw you in and experience the harmony of this unique natural sanctuary.