Run by the Aspinall Foundation, Port Lympne Reserve is a breeding sanctuary for rare and endangered animals and wherever possible we aim to send animals born here to protected wilderness areas and reserves located throughout the world. The nearby Howletts Park (in Canterbury) is the smaller and flatter of the parks and is more accessible but Port Lympne lies in hilly terrain so is quite steep in places,  although there are selected routes that are suitable for wheelchair users.

Port Lympne wildlife park offers a collection of lodgings, including a historic hotel, a cottage, cabins, safari tents and luxe tree house suites. The hotel, cottage and suites come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Upgrades include distinctive touches such as 4-poster beds; some add living areas and kitchens.  

The animal–themed hotel offers free full breakfast and entrance to the animal parks. VIP and dusk safaris are available for a fee. It has a restaurant, 3 cafes and 6 meeting rooms.  It is a great place to enjoy unforgettable short breaks with friends, family and loved ones. Stay as long as you like and even pick a different accommodation for each night! Choose additional experiences or just soak up the peace and quiet, recharge and reconnect.