The facility functions as a rescue and sanctuary center for various displaced exotic animals.
It is situated on the site formerly known as the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park.
The park maintains a specific focus on the rehabilitation of parrots and other avian species.
The layout incorporates walk-through enclosures that allow for direct interaction with specific species like lemurs.
Lincoln Wildlife Park, located in Newball, is a family-run zoo specializing in the conservation and display of exotic animals. The park houses a diverse collection including lemurs, meerkats, reptiles, and various bird species. Visitors can interact with animals through scheduled feeding sessions and educational talks led by zookeepers. The site features an on-site tea room serving refreshments and light meals for guests. The layout is designed to be compact and accessible, making it suitable for families with young children. Educational exhibits focus on wildlife welfare and natural habitats.
The elevated viewing deck within the walk-through lemur enclosure.
Check the daily keeper talk schedule upon arrival to catch feeding demonstrations.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe footwear suitable for walking on gravel and grass paths.
Bring a weather-appropriate jacket, as much of the viewing experience is outdoors.
Attempting to feed the animals by hand unless explicitly permitted by staff during a supervised session.
Open daily throughout the year, though specific enclosure access may be restricted during inclement weather.
Do not feed the animals personal food items; stay on marked paths; maintain a quiet demeanor near enclosures to avoid stressing the animals.
