Port Lympne Safari Park

Port Lympne Safari Park Every day is different at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park and there's always something new to see and do. Set in 600 acres, including a magnificent mansion and 15 acres of landscaped gardens the park offers a totally wild day out in Kent for all the family! 

Port Lympne Wild Animal Park is home to the largest breeding herd of Black Rhinos outside Africa as well as Siberian and Indian tigers, African elephants, small cats, monkeys, Barbary lions and many more rare and endangered species. The world's largest gorillarium, "The Palace of the Apes" is home to a family group of Gorillas, fed at 12 noon and 3:00pm daily.

		Opening Hours  Summer: 10am-6pm (last admission 4.30pm) Winter: (From 29th October): 10am-5pm (last admission 3.30pm)
		Postcode  CT21 4PD

LOCAL COMPANY HELP ENDANGERED SPECIES A team of eight staff from Kent-based organisation, Marsland Domestic Windows were treated to an exciting day at Port Lympne with the animals after they had decided to set up a scheme which will see 1p donated

TWO DIABETIC MONKEYS AT KENT WILD ANIMAL PARK TREATED DAILY BY DIABETIC KEEPER A De Brazza monkey, George and a Black-capped capuchin monkey, Nancy at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park are amongst the population in the UK suffering from diabetes.

CATCH UP WITH THE PORT LYMPNE WILD DOG ORPHANS ON BBC ROAR THIS WEEK Amongst many of the animals featured in the current series of BBC Roar which is filmed at Port Lympne and Howletts Wild Animal Park the wild hunting dogs are perhaps the most critically

CELEBRATE NEW YEARS DAY ON SAFARI WITH THE WILD ANIMALS AT PORT LYMPNE Port Lympne Wild Animal Park near Hythe is open on New Year’s Day with an unusual way to celebrate the start of 2009. Visitors can take a safari on a specially commissioned

BABY GORILLA, LOUNA BORN TO FOUFOU AT PORT LYMPNE WILD ANIMAL PARK A female gorilla born last week to Foufou at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park brings the number of gorillas at the park to 25. The baby has been named Louna after the Louna River running

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