Things to do at the Porfell Wildlife Park and Sanctuary review
Porfell wildlife park and exotic animal sanctuary can be found near Liskeard and Looe in Cornwall. It offers sanctuary to many different animals from around the world that may have come in injured or are illegal imports.
The attraction is quite unlike a zoo. Children and adults can get up close to wildlife, feed the animals, touch them and learn all about the natural world. Animals include meerkats, lemurs, coatis, reptiles and more. They have daily displays (weather permitting) where you can see owls flying.
They even have a Maasai village with huts that have been built using traditional methods. These are next to their African enclosure so you may also spot some zebra, eland and ostrich. The park also has a small children’s play area.
They also offer lemur experiences where you can join the animals while they eat their lunch (8 years and over). You can also be a keeper for a day, both experiences have an additional charge.
Covid 19 – Please check the website or social media of an attraction before visiting. Many places may be open differently and some remain closed. Reviews do not mention all of these changes or possible price changes. Most places still require you to pre-book online in advance.
FAQ and Further Information Porfell Wildlife Park and Sanctuary
Is there food and drink available?
There is a tearoom serving hot and cold food and drinks.
What are the main things to do?
Wildlife park with a good range of mostly rescued animals, experiences, play area, and daily displays. There are toilets and a cafe.
What are the ticket prices?
*Mid-range
*Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online. *Mid-range – An adult ticket is £10, children 3-15 are £7 and under 3s are free. Other pricing options are available including annual passes and family tickets.
Is there parking?
There is a car park.
When are they open?
Open from mid February until late October. For up to date opening times and dates please visit their website.
Dog friendly?
Dogs are not permitted.
Are they accessible?
Please contact the venue.
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