Linton Zoo
About the Business
Welcome to Linton Zoo, a thrilling tourist attraction and establishment located in the scenic and charming town of Linton, Cambridge. Set against the picturesque backdrop of nature, Linton Zoo houses an impressive collection of rare and endangered species from around the world, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts of all ages.
The zoo is spread across 18 acres of lush greenery, and is home to a diverse range of animals such as lions, tigers, zebras, giraffes, chimpanzees, meerkats, and many more. The zoo also features a butterfly house and a walk-through aviary, where visitors can admire exotic birds in their natural habitats.
In addition to housing a vast array of wildlife, the zoo is also dedicated to raising awareness about conservation efforts and the importance of preserving our planet's endangered species. Visitors can learn about these efforts through interactive exhibits and informative displays.
Linton Zoo offers a range of activities and experiences for visitors to enjoy, including animal encounters, guided tours, and educational talks. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly day out or a unique experience, Linton Zoo has something for everyone.
Located at Hadstock Road, Linton in Cambridge, the zoo is easily accessible by car, bus or train. The zoo also has ample parking facilities, and the on-site cafe offers a range of food and drink options, making it the perfect destination for a full day out.
So come and experience the magic of Linton Zoo, and discover the wonders of the animal kingdom for yourself!
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Location & Phone number
Hadstock Rd, Linton, Cambridge CB21 4NT, United Kingdom
Reviews
"Linton is a family favourite of ours to visit. It is a small family run zoo. They are keen on conservation. The animals are lovely and well looked after although some enclosures seem on the small side. Our highlight this last time was the binturongs which were walking about and posing beautifully."
"A small but well stocked zoo full of the sort of animals most people spend all day trudging around to find in other zoos. The highlights were the African Grey Parrots, the Lions and the Snow Leopards. The disappointment was the Tiger as she wasn't showing herself today and there is no indoor viewing of her sleeping quarters so we just couldn't see her. Food and drinks are fairly reasonable. You can walk around the zoo a couple of times in a morning but it's worth going round again to see the animals that were asleep before."
"Great for younger children. Variety of animals to see, especially the large cats. Lots of free parking and large picnic area which you can use and then re enter the zoo as many times as you like. Reasonable entry price too. Wheelchair accessible also. Took my 14 year old who is autistic and he loved it. Nice, small zoo and not too loud and busy which is great for people with ASD."
"It's a lovely little zoo. The trees and landscaping make it feel really nice, especially in spring and summer when the flowers are out. The animals are well looked after and they are clearly trying to update and improve the living conditions as time goes on. Great collection of animals in such a small space. Easy to get round in foot and there are some benches to rest on. I'm in love with the ground hornbills. I think they're amazing. Especially the two up by the tapirs. Was also great to see Tamara the baby tapir out and about in her paddock."
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