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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Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall and Failand, United Kingdom
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.
Wildlife you might see at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
Family and group offers at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
Families
Family tickets are available.
Groups
Group rates are offered.