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Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary tickets and tips

🦒Up-close animal encounters you won't forget
❤️Every animal has a rescue story — visits feel truly meaningful
🌿Beautiful Cornish countryside setting, perfect for a relaxed explore
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Friendly, family-run atmosphere with knowledgeable keepers on hand
🦉Brilliant variety of species — from meerkats to owls to primates

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Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary,
Porfell, Trecangate, Liskeard PL14 4RE, UK, Cornwall

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When is it open?

Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary opening times

Monday – Sunday 10:00 – 17:00 (seasonal, check website)

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

What about facilities?

Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary facilities

Toilets
Baby Changing Facilities
Picnic Spots
Picnic Friendly
On-site Café(s)
Free Parking
Dog Friendly
Gift Shop
Green Spaces
Pushchair Friendly
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Here’s the questions people are asking about Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary

Porfell is home to a wide variety of animals including meerkats, primates, owls and birds of prey, reptiles, and a host of friendly farm animals. All residents have been rescued or rehomed, giving the collection a unique and ever-evolving mix of species.

Yes — the park is well suited to young children and toddlers. The animal encounters are up-close and accessible, and the relaxed, unhurried pace makes it an easy and enjoyable outing for families with little ones.

The park is set on natural countryside terrain, so some paths can be uneven or on a slight incline. A robust pushchair or all-terrain buggy is recommended, and it's advisable to contact the park directly if you have specific accessibility requirements.

Yes, animal feeding is one of the most popular activities at Porfell. Certain animals can be fed by visitors, though availability may vary on the day — the on-site team can advise on feeding times when you arrive.

While walk-up visitors are generally welcome, checking the official website for any booking requirements or seasonal restrictions before your visit is always a good idea, particularly during busy school holiday periods.

Dogs are not typically permitted inside wildlife sanctuaries of this type due to the welfare of the resident animals. It is best to check directly with Porfell before bringing a dog along.

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Here’s the questions people are asking about Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary

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

Q. Is Porfell suitable for very young children and toddlers?

Q. Is the park pushchair and wheelchair friendly?

Q. Can we feed the animals?

Q. Do we need to book tickets in advance?

Q. Is the park dog friendly?

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