Discover The Park
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is a unique visitor attraction and tries to cater for all our visitors needs where possible. We try to offer the most up-to-date facilities and services, helping to make your experience with us a comfortable and enjoyable one. If you need any advice or have any suggestions about the facilities on offer, then please visit our ‘contact’ page to get in touch and we would be happy to help where we can.
Our Residents
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is one of the UK’s largest animal sanctuaries. Our residents come from all walks of life and from all over the world. We have an amazing array of animals that our dedicated keepers work with daily, from Tigers to Parrots and lots in between!
If there’s a certain species you’re interested in, then take a look below to learn more about them, as well as some interesting facts about the species in general!
Did you know? You can also adopt an animal! Click here for info!
Animal Talks
Parrots: 11:00am
Bengal Tigers: 11:45am
Black Leopard: 14:00pm
White Lion: 14:10pm
*all talks are subject to availability
Park Trail
Join our Mr. Macaws park trail for £2.00 and get a prize at the end!
Just ask at reception or order it online with your tickets!
Animal Feed
Feed our birds & Meerkats today!
£2.00 each or 4 for £7.
Collect it from the diner before you start.
Please note that the dimensions of the map are not to scale & development is ongoing so the map may be subject to change upon your visit.
Parking is free and off-road, with disabled parking spaces & access throughout. For accessibility and allergy advice, please keep scrolling.
The park operates a no smoking policy throughout, so please retain your receipt from entry and return to the car park to smoke or vape when visiting, there is a smoking area available.
Help keep our park tidy and use the bins provided for your litter.
Do not bring your dog to the park, we have a strict policy for dogs and they should not be left in your car; authorities may be called if we discover an animal left in our car park.
Accessibility
The park is deemed as fully accessible:
- disabled parking spaces,
- ramp access,
- Absence of steps throughout,
- disabled conveniences,
- low viewing points,
- the Park has manual wheelchairs for those who may need extra assistance, which can be rented for £5.00.
- brand new in 2023 is our Changing Places space at the park, for those with more complex needs to have a comfortable day out with us.
- Only highly trained assistance dogs are permitted in the park. Please understand that it may cause stress to our animals, so please call us in advance to discuss your requirements. For our full policy please click here.
If you have further accessibility requirements, then please contact us before arrival.
Watch a YouTube video from a visitor experience by clicking HERE
Allergies
Please Note:
For those with nut allergies, there will be nuts around the park. For those with severe nuts allergies, please ensure you bring medication, and we are happy to offer disposable gloves and masks at reception if you’d like them (please ask on arrival).
The Rainforest Diner clearly displays food allergens in line with Natasha’s Law. Please ask a member of staff if you require further information.
We have a nature reserve onsite, full of indigenous trees and plants. Therefore, during high pollen seasons, some visitors may be affected. You are able to avoid this area if necessary, so please ask a member of staff for further information on arrival.
If you have any allergies, then we always suggest bringing medication with you and if you have any concerns then please speak to a member of staff.
Noise Alert:
We have over 1000 chatty parrots onsite as we are The Parrot Zoo Trust. Therefore, please be aware that those with noise and sound sensitivity may need to bring ear protection. There are areas of the park that can become very noisy due to the natural habits of the birds or during high season and event days when we can become very busy or have live music.