Opening times today: 10:30am - 4pm. No booking required. Under 3s get in free!

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Explore Porfell Wildlife Park

Childrens Farm Yard, Reptile House & Birds

Porfell Wildlife Park may be well known for its exotic wildlife, but it started off as a simple Farm Park in 1989. So make time for a visit to the Children’s Farm. Here you find our established residents of our donkeys, sheep, goats, ponies, pigs, ferrets, rabbits, chinchillas and deer. You will also find some of our chickens and ducks roaming around too. Here you will be able to feed the animals. Some of our paddocks during the season may change, so if you miss anything please ask one of our keepers who will be happy to point you in the right direction.

Porfell Wildlife Park also has a small reptile house where we care for our bearded dragon, corn snake, royal python, blue tongue skink as well as different species of tortoises.

We are also home to a range of feathered friends.

Reptile House

Slither into wonder at the Reptile House: exotic snakes, ancient tortoises, and vibrant lizards await your discovery!

Children's Farm Yard

Come and visit our donkeys, sheep, goats, ponies, pig, ferrets, rabbits, chinchilla and deer.

Maasai village

Explore our authentic African Plains village and see how humans and animals coexist in the wilds of The Great Rift Valley.

Meet the primates

Like all the other animals here, whatever their age or condition, they have a home for life here at Porfell.

Close Contacts

Come and see our meerkats, capybara, kinkajou, racoon dog, cloud rat, red squirrel, Palma wallabies, wallabies and emu, serval cats and savannah cat.

Meet the Owls

See our owls fly at 2.30pm in the front courtyard

Resident of the Month

My name is Boris and I am the only Capybara here at Porfell Wildlife Park. The reason for this is because I am a very grumpy Capybara...

Google Reviews

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We took my 3 and 5 year old and thought it was fab. Saw a lot of animals and enjoyed an owl talk. Staff were friendly and they have a lovely dog to fuss over in the shop. A lovely way to spend 2-3 hours. Important to remember that this is a sanctuary, not a zoo. Maybe a tad over priced but think of how the money helps them to help the animals.

- Roxie Knights