LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE PARK
Meet big cats, primates, reptiles and one of the country’s largest collections of parrots at this family wildlife park near the Lincolnshire coast.
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A FULL FAMILY DAY AMONG REMARKABLE ANIMALS
FROM RESCUED PARROTS TO BIG CATS
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park grew from the Parrot Zoo Trust and remains especially well known for its rescued parrots. The wider park is also home to tigers, lions, lemurs, meerkats, reptiles and many other species.
Animal welfare, rescue and education run through the visit. Allow enough time to follow the paths, pause at the enclosures and check the daily programme for talks or feeding information.
ANIMALS TO LOOK OUT FOR
BIG CATS
See resident lions and tigers in spacious enclosures and learn about their care.
WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS
Plan time for primates, reptiles and smaller species across the park’s walking route.
A VARIED COLLECTION
The park’s animals range from colourful parrots to unusual birds, mammals and reptiles.
WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT
- A broad mix of animals makes it easy to fill a family day.
- The parrot rescue story gives the park a distinctive conservation purpose.
- On-site facilities and the Changing Places toilet support longer, more accessible visits.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park
Dickonhill Road, Friskney, Lincolnshire, PE22 8PP.
Telephone: 01754 820107
Opening: Open daily including Bank Holidays. January–February 9:30am–4pm; March–November 9:30am–5pm; December 10am–5pm. Last entry one hour before closing.
Before travelling: Check current tickets, seasonal events and travel notices before setting out. The park occasionally publishes local road-closure guidance.
Access: The park provides accessible visitor information and a Changing Places facility. Contact the team in advance if you need specific route, mobility or sensory guidance.
CHECK OFFICIAL INFORMATION →GET DIRECTIONS →Practical details checked against the attraction’s official website. Hours, prices and event access can change.