What makes Port Lympne Hotel unique?
Port Lympne Hotel and Reserve represents a remarkable fusion of luxury tourism and vital conservation work. By visiting this extraordinary destination, guests not only enjoy unique wildlife encounters and exceptional accommodation but also contribute directly to protecting endangered species around the world. The nearest station to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park is Westenhanger, which is served by Southeastern services throughout the day. Simply walk south-east of the station for about 15 minutes, then take the 10 bus bound for Ashford. A day at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park is a great day out for all the family.You can easily reach Port Lympne Wild Animal Park by train. The nearest station to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park is Westenhanger, which is served by Southeastern services throughout the day.Your ticket to Port Lympne includes a 45-minute truck safari through our stunning reserve. Hop aboard and spot Kent’s only spectacled bears, giraffes, water buffalo, herds of deer, and so many more incredible animals.
What amenities are offered at the Port Lympne Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant. See all property amenities. What food & drink options are available at Port Lympne Hotel? Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay. Overnight stays at Port Lympne There’s a luxurious Lion Lodge, where you’ll be within roaring distance of – you guessed it – the lion enclosure. There’s a treehouse, a 4-star hotel, some family glamping pods, and even a cosy shepherd’s hut.
How big is the Port Lympne?
From a safari ride to some Kentish woodland walks, there are 600 acres of Port Lympne to keep you entertained throughout your day. As well as all the amazing animals, you’ll find play parks, our BIG attraction Dinosaur Forest, the Port Lympne Hotel gardens and more. You can also join in our FREE animal talks. Howletts is the smaller and flatter of the parks at 90 acres and is therefore more accessible. Port Lympne lies in 600 acres of hilly terrain and as a result is quite steep in places. There are, however, selected routes suitable for wheelchair users. We recommend Howletts for our disabled visitors.Children 0-2 years of age are admitted free of charge to Howletts and Port Lympne along side a fully paying adult ticket or annual pass holder. Children aged 16 years and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks reserve the right to refuse admission.