A great family day out for all ages, Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is home to over 80 species of parrots, lions, tigers, primates and more. Open 7 days a week, 9:30am - 4pm PLAN YOUR VISIT

Why not purchase yourself or a loved one an annual pass to the park, for unlimited great days out! All of our annual passes are valid for a whole year from the date you purchase them and can be used at any time of year & for most of our special events too!

Plan your visit to Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, home to swearing parrots and majestic big cats. Explore our park map and meet our residents: meerkats, lemurs, tigers, lions, and more. Enjoy thrilling animal encounters and experiences for all ages.

Create the perfect memory by booking a family experience, lincolnshire's award winning visitor attractions.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park houses the first ever Bengal Tiger Cubs in Lincolnshire, who will be turning 11 years old in October 2025…. Now you have the chance to personally encounter them with this one of a kind experience!

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is a part of The Parrot Zoo Trust. Charity Registration Number: 1162135. Registered Charity Address: Lincolnshire Wildlife Park, Dickonhill Road, Friskney, Lincolnshire, PE22 8PP

Within this section, you will discover a plethora of engaging activities designed for children that not only foster creativity but also impart knowledge about various animal species. We encourage you to download and complete our informative activity sheets or view a video presentation featuring Lincolnshire Wildlife Park.

Entry to Lincolnshire Wildlife Park; Tours take place in groups of up to 10 people at 11am or 3pm daily; 20-30 minutes behind the scenes tour & talk from the keeper; Just inches stand between you and the Tigers in their indoor housing! The opportunity to take your own photos of these wonderful predators

There's not just parrots at The Parrot Zoo, we have some beautiful species of birds to discover on your journey around the park. Open 7 days a week, 9:30am - 4pm PLAN YOUR VISIT

As we are a registered wildlife park, we have to follow strict laws for the husbandry of all the parrots and parrot related birds. These laws are set out and governed by DEFRA’s Animal Health Division. What happens on the day of rehoming my parrot?