Had an enjoyable visit to Jimmy’s farm and wildlife park. Good to see polar bears, brown bears, wolves etc. lovely walks through the woods. Reasonable prices for entrance fee, food and drink. Apologise to Jimmy, my husband stopped him to have a photo taken and Jimmy was so nice even though he probably gets this several times every day and it was so hot.

Went there when it was open for an evening visit. What a lovely experience. Animals obviously well cared for with huge enclosures. You can buy packs of food and get close and feed of lot of them. Really enjoyed myself. Went back a couple of weeks later to their restaurant for lunch. That was also great. I had the Korean ribs and they were to die for. Will DEFINITELY return. Well done to all staff for doing a grand job!!

Not our first visit but it has only been a couple of years and what a lot of amazing work they have done, creating ideal habitats for an amazing array of animals. Polar Bears, Brown Bears, Arctic Foxes to name a few!!! We visited on one of the heatwave days and it was obvious how much they care about all the animals, all of the staff are lovely, friendly & professional to animals & humans alike. Looking forward to slightly cooler days so we can explore some more & have lunch in The Barn again - delicious!!!

Great place to visit, whatever your age. We visit whenever we're staying in the Suffolk area and it's always good to see the latest changes made across the site. Newest additions include enclosures for tigers, bears, foxes and raccoons. The entire site is laid out really well - with a number of shady areas to shelter visitors on hot summer days.

Great place for young and old alike providing you pace yourselves. Its hilly and the paths are heavily gravel-strewn. This adds to its rustic charm but might slow down parents with pushchairs or even push your own calve muscles. It certainly adds to the authenticity of a day out in the countryside. Where else can you go from ogling a very muddy rare-breed pig to gazing at crocodiles, tapirs, and European polar bears? The 200-year-old barn restaurant makes for a great place to head to after you have finished playing Crocodile Dundee for the day. After your long dusty walkabout what better place is there to sample some refreshing amber nectar and fine homegrown ( or their abouts ) food. All in all a good place to visit and unplug/unwind, while also helping support a good cause. P. s. I never knew about the Great Sausage Migration 😁