Experience Wildlife A Whisker Away!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR OPEN DAYS
MONDAY 23rd DECEMBER open
Closed 24th,25th and 26th DECEMBER
OPEN FRIDAY 27th DECEMBER to MONDAY 6TH JANUARY
AFTER 6TH JANUARY WE WILL BE OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY EXCEPT FOR SPECIAL PRE BOOKED EXPERIENCE DAYS.
OPEN HOURS; 10.00am - 4:00pm (last admission 3.00pm)
It is no longer essential to pre book, but we continue to encourage visitors to do so, to guarantee admission and to cross check the days we are open.
PLEASE GO TO THE BOOKING SYSTEM
TO CHECK WE'RE OPEN ON THE DAY YOU WISH TO VISIT
The perfect place to get connected to nature!
Enjoy the peace and tranquility of our lovely woodland site, wander around the trails and enjoy both native species which make the zoo their home and the amazing animals we have in our care . If its been raining don't forget your wellies.
We specialise in breeding animals which are extinct or threatened with extinction in the wild. Come along early and join our keepers for talks at feeding times where you will have a chance to learn much more about the zoo and some of the amazing animals we have in breeding programmes , some you may never heard of before!
Example daily 11.30 am Binturong scatter feed and keeper talk at the binturong enclosure.
1pm Animal encounter; join our keepers for a hands on session with some of our smaller animals from our education unit.
If you are looking for unusual gift ideas, especially something for an animal lover we have a few ideas!
Treat someone to a day visit ticket for £15.00
Unlimited admission for a year, prices on our website but example one adult £45.00 or family pass 1 adult and 3 children or 2 adults and 2 children £140.00 (winter weekends and some closed days apply)
Sponsorship of a favourite animal
Special animal experience such as our close encounters for 2
For more information click on the appropriate website tab or visit the ticketing system.
Gift vouchers can also be purchased via our ticketing system and can be set against experiences, admission tickets, sponsorships and annual passes.
We're about to announce a range of exciting 15 to 20 minute animal experiences.
Called "behind the scenes with" they will include mini beasts, giant tortoises, armadillo, tenrec, wallabies, binturong, mara and ground hornbills.
Other ways you can help
Our Amazon WishList is a very easy way to help and donate to Linton Zoo. Our keepers have chosen a range items, to suit all budgets, offering donors a choice of practical items we need. You will be directly contributing towards the important work we do for wildlife conservation and animal welfare.
Raise money by shopping online! Turn your daily shopping into every day magic!
Easyfundraising partners with over 7,500 well known shops and brands who will donate part of what you spend to a cause of your choice. It won't cost you any extra. The cost is covered by the brand.
Start your shop from the Easyfundraising website or app, they can see we sent you to them. If you make a purchase, a commission is generated, and we turn that into a donation - magic!
By taking out an animal sponsorship, either for yourself or as a gift for someone else, you are directly contributing to an animal's daily care.
By paying a small percentage of the yearly feeding costs of your chosen animal, it enables us to use the extra finance that we have coming through the gate for future developments at the zoo, to enhance our breeding programmes and maintain our high standard.
Feel good shopping!
Donate supplies!
Contribute to care costs!
COVID-19
We would still ask you to please not visit if you are, or you have been in contact with someone who is, showing symptoms of or tested positive for COVID-19. The disease might be in a more controlled stage for humans, but may unfortunately still affect many animal species severely.
The safety and welfare of our visitors, staff and animals is our top priority, so we kindly ask that all visitors adhere to the few safety measures we have kept in place, so that we can ensure the safest experience possible for everyone.
AVIAN INFLUENZA
In an effort to control the spread of Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) please be advised that a few of our bird species will not be visible during your visit.
We are continuing to monitor and review our precautionary measures as the situation develops, working closely with DEFRA, BIAZA and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA). We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for understanding that our top priority is to protect the health and welfare of our birds.