Lotherton

• What they offer

  Lotherton is a country estate site with a historic house and chapel, a museum, Wildlife World zoo, and formal Edwardian gardens, meadows and grounds. Visitors can attend events and exhibitions, animal experiences (such as meeting penguins, capybaras or the Wallaby Experience), children's parties, animal adoptions, and school/learning sessions, plus a café and shop. There is an outdoor play area, though a large section including the timber play area is currently closed for construction of a new adventure playground, with the fenced play area for younger children remaining open.

• Ages served

  The site is aimed at families generally, with some activities targeted at specific ages: Little Lotherton offers craft and play for under-5s, and there is a fenced play area for younger children. No overall minimum or maximum visitor age is stated.

• Accessibility & sensory provision

  The website has an 'Access' section stating that visitors can find out about accessibility, baby changing and toilet facilities, parking and more, and the Visit page mentions access information. No details of sensory provision are given in this page text.

• Quiet / relaxed sessions

  Not stated on this website.

• Cost

  General admission must be booked, and memberships are available covering the estate, Wildlife World and house entry with unlimited visits, described as the best value if visiting more than twice a year. Some events such as Little Lotherton and the Summer Holiday activities are included in admission, while the Wallaby Experience costs £70 for two people or £120 for four.

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