The Big Cat Sanctuary is a conservation charity, situated in Rural Kent. Our site spans 32 acres of grassland and is home to over 15 endangered species of …
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Dec 14, 2024
My parents and I visited for my Dad's birthday - he fed 2 cats (the stunning Puna and Neron I believe) and my Mum and I watched and joined the tour. We booked in the black friday deal and got 20% off… Full review by Georgie U
Dec 12, 2024
We stayed in a lodge. We were very well fed, all the staff were super friendly. The lodge was clean, warm and very comfortable. Don't think they could have done anymore to improve our stay. Brilliant… Full review by Julie A
Dec 5, 2024
I couldn’t fault our visit to the sanctuary. Our ranger was extremely knowledgeable and could answer absolutely any question! We had a lovely time and managed to do some hand feeds. All of the cats… Full review by bethy_may_w
Hi, what days does the sanctuary open to the public?
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You can book experiences (hand feeds, lodge stays etc) most days but it’s not open to the public in the same way a zoo would be normally. They have a few open days each year when …
You can book experiences (hand feeds, lodge stays etc) most days but it’s not open to the public in the same way a zoo would be normally. They have a few open days each year when you can book tickets without paying for an experience. They’re in July this year. Details on their website under events then open days.
Hi I am looking at booking the big cat experience will be traveling from Wolverhampton train station and wondered if anyone could help with information on what train station I need to get to from Wolverhampton? Many thanks
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I sorry I can’t help as we drove there. Suggest you contact the Sanctuary direct.
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