Opening times: 10:30am - 4pm. No booking required. Under 3s get in free!
Welcome to Porfell Wildlife Park & Sanctuary
Step into the enchanting realm of Porfell Wildlife Park, a heartwarming family-run sanctuary nestled in the serene landscapes of South East Cornwall, just a stone's throw from Looe. Established with love in 1989 by dedicated founders John and Joy Palmer, this haven has been offering a compassionate embrace to the world's most vulnerable creatures for over three decades.

We've crafted habitats that mirror the natural environments of our diverse wildlife, curating a living tapestry that captures the imagination more than the experiences of traditional zoos. At Porfell, you're not just a visitor; you're an integral part of a community that brings the essence of the wild closer to home.
Children and adults are welcome to explore the wonders of nature, forging unforgettable connections as they feed, touch, and learn from our animal ambassadors. Delight in the joy of discovery and awaken your senses to the beauty of the natural world—you're not just supporting a wildlife park; you're nurturing a legacy of compassion and conservation. Join us in our journey, where every encounter promises to leave both heart and mind profoundly touched.
Closed Monday 4th November 2024 to Friday 18th April (Good Friday) 2025
Admission prices pay on the door:
- Adult £12.50
- Child (Age 3-15) £9.50
- Senior Citizen £10.50
- Family ticket (2+2) £41.00
- Under 3's free
- Annual pass – Adult £46, Children £28
- Carers £10
- Disabled Adult £10
- Disabled Child £7.50
Sorry but we do not allow dogs in the park.
Please can you use cash when purchasing small items.
Google Reviews
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We took my 3 and 5 year old and thought it was fab. Saw a lot of animals and enjoyed an owl talk. Staff were friendly and they have a lovely dog to fuss over in the shop. A lovely way to spend 2-3 hours. Important to remember that this is a sanctuary, not a zoo. Maybe a tad over priced but think of how the money helps them to help the animals.
- Roxie Knights