Experiences of this Place

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  Paul Grimwood shared their Experience of Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

  We have a family season ticket. Great place to see animals in plenty of room and well looked after and cared for. The changes to the safari are better as it is quite a walk up the hills and is now included in the price. It's a pity that Howletts is no longer included but still a great day out. My grand daughter loves the giraffes. Staff are always friendly and cheerful.

  Shared on 11/03/12

• Jackie Wells shared their Experience of Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

  A fantastic day out for all the family. See animals you could never dream of seeing in the Kent country on safari. Rhino, giraffe and gorilla. You can even stay overnight in Livingstone Lodge.

  Shared on 24/01/12

• Roslyn Byrne Smith shared their Experience of Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

  We enjoyed an overnight safari, the accomodation and food were just wonderful. As we sat and ate we had Giraffes outside eating sugar cane. We awoke early (really early) to go on a safari which we will never forget. When we returned to the camp we had a fantastic breakfast and then sadly back to normallity back home. There were people there from all over come especially for the safari, if you can go and see for yourself how wonderful, it is 5 * brilliant.

  Shared on 10/09/11

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  Peta Godden shared their Experience of Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

  We always have a fantastic time when we visit Port Lympne Wild Animal park. If you visit on a fine day and stand at the top of the steps you will have wonderful views across Romney Marsh and beyond to the sea. Look inside the Aspinall mansion and admire the wall paintings. See if you can spot the hidden image of John Aspinall in one of these. You can take a picnic or eat in the restaurant where there is a nearby children's play area. Don't forget to take a trip on the 'African Experience' truck. This takes you out to the open plain where you will be able to get close to giraffe, rhino, ostrich, zebra, wildebeest and more, all roaming free. You can even stay overnight in one of the Livingstone Lodges and go on a dawn safari.

  Shared on 01/08/10