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Thrigby Hall
Wildlife Gardens
Thrigby Hall
Wildlife Gardens
Donate To the Thrigby Hall Conservation Fund
Despite us being closed to the public, our wonderful staff team are continuing to carry out essential work caring for the animals. This is a very challenging time as we rely heavily on the income from our visitors and donations to the Thrigby Hall Conservation Fund. If you would like to support this fund to assist us with ongoing costs then you can do via Paypal using the Donate button below. We really appreciate your support and look forward to welcoming visitors back to the park as soon as we can.
Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens will be closed until further notice. The safety of our staff and visitors is paramount and we want to encourage everyone to follow the government social distancing advice. We would like to thank our wonderful staff team who will continue to work to maintain the park and to care for the animals.
At home in the landscaped grounds of Thrigby Hall is a special collection of rare animals from Asia. You will find endangered tigers, huge crocodiles, noisy gibbons and many more exciting animals. A unique network of raised walkways allows you to get up close and personal with these magnificent creatures. The park is wheelchair and pushchair friendly and benefits from free parking, picnic areas, café, gift shop and play areas to suit children of different age groups.
Meet our collection of rare animals. See how you can get a fantastic, unique view from our wooden walkways. Are you brave enough to complete the Tiger Treetop Walk?
We are open every day from 10am. Click here for our prices, animal feeding times, to adopt an animal or to view our season ticket information.
Please get in touch if you have any questions or if you would like to enquire about our discounted rates for group bookings.
Discover what we have to offer here at Thrigby Hall. Click to find out more information about our facilities such as the cafe, read about our unique network of walk ways and discover how you can get up close to the animals.