Kids go free to wildlife park in Lincolnshire through February

A Lincolnshire animal charity is opening its gates free to children through February to help struggling households.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park’s offer for families also comes well-timed for the half-term holidays from February 21 to March 3.

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park CEO Steve Nicholls.placeholder image
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park CEO Steve Nicholls.

The county’s largest and award-winning park is sanctuary to 1,000 rescued and rehomed animals.

It is renowned for its commitment to providing lifelong care for animals in need. The park has also become a leading centre for the care of big cats, endangered mammals, and reptiles, offering an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

Highlights include walk-through bird encounters and up-close views of majestic big cats, separated by just inches.

The February offer comes with opportunities to picnic on the expansive nature reserve and soak in the exotic sounds of wildlife. It promises an unforgettable experience without breaking the budget.

CEO of Lincolnshire Wildlife Park shared this heartfelt message: “We understand the rising cost of living and feel its impact just as much as the families who visit us.

"By offering an affordable day out, we hope to provide a sense of relief while supporting the animals in our care.

"Together, we can keep the community spirit alive during these challenging times.”

To find out more visit https://www.lincswildlife.com/

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