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Lincolnshire Wildlife Park tickets and tips

🦜One of the UK's largest parrot sanctuaries
🐆Incredible range of exotic and rescued animals
🦅Daily keeper talks and free-flying bird displays
🌿Relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere in beautiful countryside
💎A genuine hidden gem the whole family will love

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Where is it?

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Lincolnshire Wildlife Park,
Dickon Hill Rd, Friskney, Boston PE22 8PP, UK,

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When is it open?

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park opening times

Monday – Sunday 10:00 – 17:00

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

What about facilities?

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park facilities

Free Parking
On-site Café(s)
Toilets
Baby Changing Facilities
Pushchair Friendly
Picnic Spots
Gift Shop
First Aid
Dog Friendly

Here’s the questions people are asking about Lincolnshire Wildlife Park

The park is home to an impressive range of animals including hundreds of parrots and exotic birds, lemurs, meerkats, otters, big cats such as lions and tigers, reptiles, and more. It's particularly well known for its parrot and bird sanctuary.

Yes, the park is well suited to young children. Many animals can be viewed up close, and the pace of the day is relaxed and manageable for little ones. Pushchairs can be used around most of the site.

Dogs are not permitted inside Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, as the presence of pets can cause stress to the animals living there.

Yes, the park has an on-site café serving hot and cold food and drinks, so you can refuel during your visit. There are also outdoor picnic areas if you prefer to bring your own food.

Most families spend around 4 to 5 hours at the park, though you could easily fill a full day if you take in all the keeper talks, displays, and animal encounters at a relaxed pace.

Yes, there is free on-site parking available for visitors, making it easy to arrive by car — which is the most practical option given the park's rural Lincolnshire location.

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Here’s the questions people are asking about Lincolnshire Wildlife Park

Q. What animals can we see at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park?

Q. Is Lincolnshire Wildlife Park suitable for very young children?

Q. Are dogs allowed at the park?

Q. Is there somewhere to eat on site?

Q. How long does a visit typically take?

Q. Is there parking available at the park?

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