WILD ADVENTURES
AWAIT AT
THRIGBY HALL!

A hidden gem near Great Yarmouth – explore big cats, tropical houses, treetop walkways and 250 years of landscaped gardens.

Discover Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens –
Norfolk’s Family Wildlife Park

Nestled just outside Great Yarmouth, Thrigby Hall is a one-of-a-kind wildlife park where rare animals, adventure trails, and historic parkland come together.

From snow leopards and red pandas to walk-through habitats and elevated treetop walkways, it’s the perfect day out for families, wildlife lovers and curious explorers of all ages.

Open every day from 10am.

Meet the Animals of Thrigby Hall

Explore an incredible variety of rare and endangered species, from snow leopards and tigers to gibbons, crocodiles, otters, and exotic birds. Wander through tropical houses, discover Cats Cloisters, and stroll past aviaries and waterfowl in our beautiful 250-year-old gardens.

Asian Big Cats

Asian Big Cats

See majestic tigers, elusive clouded leopards, and snow leopards up close – including from our incredible treetop walkway!

Primates & Tree-Dwellers

Primates & Tree-Dwellers

Meet noisy gibbons, cheeky macaques, and fascinating leaf monkeys swinging through our walkways and treetop habitats.

Siamese Crocodile at Thrigby Hall

Crocodiles & Reptiles

Step into the Swamp House and come nose-to-snout with giant saltwater crocodiles, snakes, turtles and lizards.

Owston's palm civet

Rare & Endangered

Thrigby is home to many endangered species – from red pandas and small-clawed otters to giant tortoises and cranes.

Meerkat at Thrigby Hall

Other Mammals

Say hello to our ever-alert meerkats and the impressively spiky Indian porcupine — small mammals with big personalities!

Make It Even More Memorable

Add something truly special to your day – from up-close encounters to lasting legacies.

“I love that it’s a little independent wildlife gardens and isn’t ‘commercialised’ like the other ones around the area and you can see how much the staff really do care about the animals.”

J.P., via Facebook Reviews

“The animals look so happy and laid back. The staff are really informative and seem to love their jobs.  The cafe is a great place to get a bite to eat or just a drink, and I was amazed at the prices.”

E.H., via Facebook Reviews

Everything is Brilliant at Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, I make it one of my priority visit’s to see Monty the Cockatoo if you talk to him he will talk to you.”

I.C., via Facebook Reviews

Season passes are good value and every time I visit this venue I have an encounter with at least one animal that makes the trip worth while. Today we really enjoyed seeing the bearcat out and about.”

J.D-S, via Facebook Reviews

Protecting Wildlife, at Home and Around the World

Every visit helps us care for endangered animals and support conservation projects here in Norfolk and across the globe.

Thrigby Hall Conservation Fund

Thrigby Hall Conservation Fund

Every visit helps us protect endangered species — here in Norfolk and around the world.

Through the Thrigby Hall Conservation Fund, we support global conservation projects, breeding programmes, and vital education work.

How you can help

Every donation and adoption makes a difference. You can:

  • Donate directly to our Conservation Fund
  • Adopt one of 9 amazing animals
  • Share our mission with others

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