Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm

Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm near Bristol was developed in 1998 from a dairy farm by Anthony Bush, who was a tenant dairy farmer.

Amongst its many animals are white rhinos, giraffe, tigers and African lions, and primates including Siamang gibbons and ring-tailed lemurs. There is a Reptile House, birds such as owls and emus, and farmyard animals.

An Animal Village allows hands on experiences holding chicks, rabbits and guinea pigs, and there are 12 play areas, daily talks, tractor rides and a monster maze.

Noah’s Ark looks to protect and manage important animals in captivity as well as focusing on the local environment.

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Wildlife you might see at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm

White Rhino

The largest and most numerous species of two-horned African rhinoceros. Has a broad, straight mouth and the widest set nostrils…

Giraffe

A large African mammal with a very long neck and forelegs, having a coat patterned with brown patches separated by…

Bengal Tiger

The most numerous of the tiger subspecies and number about half of all wild tigers. Sometimes called Indian tigers, over…

Siamang Gibbon

It is a tailless, black-furred gibbon native to the forests of Malaysia, Thailand and Sumatra. Distinctive for the two digits…

Ring-tailed Lemur

Endemic to the island of Madagascar and highly recognised for its long, black and white ringed tail. Despite being the…

African Elephant

The elephant native to Africa, which is larger than the Indian elephant and has larger ears and a two-lipped trunk.…

African Lion

Lions are unusually social compared to other cats, living in groups called prides. They typically inhabit savanna and grassland, although…

Family and group offers at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm

Families

Family tickets are available.

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