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It is the time you can arrive to Knowsley Safari from (not the time you need to do the Safari Drive) - we understand you may arrive a bit earlier, so we allow admission 15 minutes beforehand. We have limited space before our admission and no toilets.

We can allow entry 15 minutes before the time slot on your booking - please do not arrive earlier as we have limited space to wait.

Don't panic, bring them along on the day and we can accept contactless card payment on arrival for payment.

Carers Concession - From January 1st 2024 we will only be accepting the Nimbus disability Access Card as proof that a visitor requires an essential companion to assist you with your visit. To apply for an Access Card please click the following link.  https://www.knowsleysafariexperience.co.uk/access-card  Please allow 10 days for your application to be processed before visiting. Visitors without an Access Card will be charged the standard admission price on arrival.

Yes you can get out of your vehicle to experience our foot safari.

You must not get out of your car whilst on the safari drive.

We’re only taking online bookings to make your visit with us as contactless as possible. You can book an allowed time slot online even on the same day as your visit! However, with reduced capacity and allocated time slots we recommend booking in advance as tickets have been selling out.

Yes, if you’d rather not bring your own, we have wheelchairs, pushchairs and mobility scooters available to hire from the information centre. Take a look at our price list for 1-day hire below

Single Stroller £8.00

Double Stroller £12.00

Wheelchair £5.00 (£20.00 deposit)

Mobility Scooter £20.00 (£50.00 deposit)

If you are a blue badge holder, we have a dedicated parking area for those with disabilities. Disabled parking bays are adjacent to the entrance, next to the coach park. You can also access the walk around entrance with ease as there is no kerb between the parking bays and entrance.

If you have purchased tickets for The Lord Chamberlains Men outdoor theatre event you will have the option to have tickets posted out at a charge of £2. Alternatively you can opt for an e-ticket to download and print at home or sent to a mobile phone at a fee of £0.50.   For any other event at Knowsley Hall you will receive an e-ticket that you can show on your mobile phone or tablet.

Guests are not required to wear a face covering when inside the Hall

There are toilets in the Hall that will be open for use.  

Animals are not permitted on the Knowsley Estate.

Should you have a disability please alert us prior to your arrival so we can inform the team and advise you where best to park and enter the Hall.  Whilst we make every effort to make as many rooms in the Hall as wheelchair accessible as possible, due to the nature and age of the building we are unable to guarantee all the rooms have easy access.

Tickets to events are non-refundable and non-transferable.   You may be offered the option to move your booking to an alternative date should there be availability and you notify us within reasonable notice.  In the event of us cancelling the event you will be offered a full refund.

There is free parking facilities on site

There is no cash machine on site but we do have a card facility.

For Sat Nav purposes please use postcode L34 4AJ. This will take you to George Hale Avenue.

For our Guided Tours of Knowsley Hall a carer of a registered, paying, disabled visitor is entitled to complimentary admission to Knowsley Hall.  Carer’s must provide evidence such as a blue badge or documentation from the DWP.  Please call the estate office on 0151 489 4827 to notify us before purchasing your ticket. 

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Knowsley Safari Park Knowsley Park, Prescot L34 4AN Tel: 0151 430 9009

About Knowsley Safari Park

Knowsley Safari Park is north of Prescot, off the M62, eight miles north-east of Liverpool, and it’s a family attraction with a worldwide reputation as a premier conservation and zoological facility. With its varied array of entertainment rides and other features, Knowsley Safari Park also makes for a grand family day out – just the ticket for relaxation and recuperation, with a dose of good educational fun thrown in for good measure!    

Edward Lord Stanley, the thirteenth Earl of Derby, kept an extensive private menagerie at Knowsley as early as the 1830s, when the Park was one of the largest zoos in the world, covering  almost 100 acres of the Knowsley estate. It boasted 94 species of mammals and 318 species of birds, which would make it the largest bird collection in Britain today, and the third largest mammal collection after London and Chester. Among the family attraction’s regular visitors at the time was artist/poet Edward Lear, who painted many animals and entertained Stanley’s grandchildren with nonsense verses and limericks inspired by the zoo’s residents. 

Knowsley Safari Park now has 30 mammal species on show and, after serving during World War 2 as an RAF airfield, it was opened to the public in July 1971. The family attraction has expanded in acreage, the animals roaming 200 hectares (550 acres) of naturalistic enclosures like prairie and savannah. The award-winning family attraction also engages in ongoing programmes of animal husbandry and education, while it maintains its original concept of ticket holders being able to view the animals while driving through the Park in the cars – the first UK drive-through game reserve based on the East African model (and still one of only five such examples). Knowsley Safari Park was also the first to be built near a large city, and it now welcomes more than 500,000 visitors a year for a fascinating and fun family day out. 

Knowsley Safari Park’s 3½-mile (5.6 km) drive was extended by 1½ miles (2.4km) of road in 1973, and there is now a car-friendly route around the perimeter of the monkey jungle for visitors wishing to avoid a close encounter with the baboons!  

Among the 500 mammals at Knowsley Safari Park that can be seen by ticket holders are herds of immensely powerful rhinos and elephants, burly camels, the impressivee buffalo, bison and wildebeest, majestic zebra and giraffes, various types of graceful deer, antelopes, and wallabies. 

One of the star-turns on a family day out to Knowsley Safari Park are the big cats, represented by both lions and tigers, while, for those seeking natural entertainers, the family attraction has a large number of monkeys and the drive-through windscreen-wiper wreckers par excellence, the baboons. Equally entertaining, the meerkats provide ticket holders with mesmerising movements of their twitching heads and use their wet, dog-like noses to pick up scents. They bob and weave about their enclosures, along with the captivatingly cuddly otters, while recent additions to the Knowsley Safari Park family include a pack of 12 African Hunting Dogs, and Red River Hogs.

Another feature of the family attraction that is not to be missed is the daily Sealion show, when the playful mammals ply through pools to feed with their keepers and show off for the crowds. 

Other animals on view for ticket holders at the family attraction include Ankole cattle, bongo, eland, Emu, guanaco, guinea fowl, jungle fowl, lechwe, nilgai, oryx, ostrich, rhea and sitatunga, making for a varied and intriguing family day out.  

For those seeking out creep-crawlies, then the Knowsley Safari Park Bug House has an abundance of snakes, lizards and other exotic species  such as leaf-cutter ants and death’s head cockroaches.  

Besides the more unusual residents of Knowsley Safari Park, native species are represented by  goats, sheep, Highland cattle and horses at the Children’s Mizzy Lake Farm, which adds an extra dimension to a family day out with its petting paddocks and free-range creatures. 

Among the other residents that ticket holders can confront are turkeys, Mules, Llama, Pigs, Rabbits and Guinea Pigs. Additionally, at the far end of the farm is a swan sanctuary with black and mute swans, and many other birds. Among them are pea fowl and 10 species of waterfowl that nest around the lake, along with kestrels, buzzards and Woodpecker in the adjacent woodland (and falconry displays are regularly staged). For twitchers, it’s just the ticket, with sightings of Greylag Goose, Tufted Duck, Moorhen, Coot, Little Grebe, Great Crested Grebe and Kingfisher. Indeed, Knowsley Safari Park nurtures native British wildlife with its woods, grassland and water, which harbour stoats, weasels, grey and red squirrels, and Brown Hares, while Lapwings and Oystercatchers fly over the Safari Drive. 

Plants at Knowsley Safari Park include Bee and Pyramid orchids, as well as fungi ranging from Puffballs to Stinkhorns. The development of all these flora and fauna features are outlined at the family attraction’s education centre and safari school, while groups can learn from experts about conservation and other aspects of the working of Knowsley Safari Park.    

Besides all the fun to be had with the animals as part of a family day out, there are some 20 Amusement Rides, including Jungle Dodgems custom-built for Knowsley Safari Park with unique animal design cars, flying Bumble Bees, the Rattlesnake, Happy Bugs, the Safari Train and Jungle Safari, and a Ranger Patrol ride. Other highlights for children on a family day out are a Carousel, the Lakeside Railway, a Roundabout, Mini and large Pirate Ships, a Bouncy Castle, Honeypot Bears, the Stardancer and Swing Chairs.  

For those seeking the ultimate animal experience, Ranger Days offer a superb family day out, taking in a guided tour of everything from the creepy crawlies to one of the UK’s largest herds of African elephants. Birthdays are catered for as well (details at the website), and with a Souvenir Shop, Picnic Areas and Oasis Restaurant, Knowsley Safari Park is a family attraction that covers all bases. There’s even a bus tour service for ticket holders, and with disabled facilities throughout, it really is a family attraction that everyone can enjoy. 

Knowsley Safari Park

Prescot, merseyside, l34 4an.

Knowsley Safari Park is a drive-through animal park with about 700 exotic animals to see, plus amusement rides, between Liverpool and St Helens near Junction 2 of the M57.

Some of the big creatures visitors can see on the drive-through section are giraffes, tigers, lions, buffalo, rhino, zebra, elephants and deer. After your drive around safari there is part of the park with rides and some smaller creature enclosures and where the talks and shows occur. In this section there is a bug house with creepy crawlies, a sea lion pool, a bat house and some viewing platforms to see some of the animals in the drive-through part of the zoo and there's also a woodland walk you can take. The daily scheduled activities that occur here include animal talks, a sea-lion show and a bird of prey display.

Visitors who which to try out the fairground rides will need to purchase a wristband or buy individual tickets for each ride. The rides available include a pirate ship, a carousel, dodgems, swing chairs, honey pots, star dancer, Rattlesnake, Ranger Patrol and there's also a miniature railway ride. There is also a high ropes adventure course called Ariel Extreme that you can pay to have a go on.

For visitors without their own transport there is a bus that leaves Liverpool City Centre at 10am on certain days and there is also the Baboon Bus that you can buy tickets for at the park which drives round the park twice at weekends. Discounts for groups of 10 or more. Animal encounters, guided tours and keeper experiences available for extra fees.

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The last safari admission is 3.30 pm and the last entry to the safari drive is 4 pm.

Our amusement rides are open on weekdays from 12-5 pm, and weekends 11-6 pm

We are open Mondays to Fridays from 10 am to 5.30 pm and weekends from 10 am to 6 pm and the last entry onto the Safari Drive is 4 pm. Please do not attempt to enter the drive after the last entry time as you will be refused entry so allow plenty of time in your day to do everything.

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Situated on the Earl of Derby’s estate, just outside Prescot in Merseyside, Knowsley Safari Park offers visitors the chance to take a 5-mile drive in their cars through enclosures filled with wildlife such as elephants, rhinos, bison, zebra, baboons, wildebeest, emus, tigers, and lions.

The Walkabout Area allows visitors to see some of the animals from outside their vehicles. Animals here include elephants, giraffes, otters, and meerkats. Mizzy Lake Farm features farmyard animals such as cows, rabbits, and pigs, while the Bug House is filled with insects, reptiles, and amphibians. The Sea Lion Show features performances from the park’s resident Californian sea lions. When not performing they can be observed through a large underwater viewing window.

Knowsley Safari Park also features a small amusement park with a number of rides catering to small children and Aerial Extreme, a high ropes adventure course.

Knowsley Safari Park is open every day between March 1 and October 31. Opening times are 10 am to 4 pm. In the winter months it is open at weekends only. It opens at 10.30 am with last admission at 3 pm.

Tickets cost £15 for adults (16 and over), and £11 for children (3 – 15) and pensioners (60 years and over). Tickets cover entry to the Safari Drive, Mizzy Lake Farm, Walkabout Area, Bug House, and Sea Lion Show. Tickets for Aerial Extreme and the amusement park must be purchased separately.

Visitors buying their tickets online from the official website receive a 10 percent discount. Voucher codes giving half price entry and other deals are frequently published on the official Knowsley Safari Park Facebook page.

The Safari Drive is a drive through attraction and visitors must travel in their own vehicles. Vehicles with soft tops are not permitted to enter the lion or baboon areas of the park.

Knowsley Safari Park is located around 8 miles east of Liverpool. To reach it, leave the M62 at Junction 6 and take the M57 (signposted for Southport). After driving for around 2 miles exit the M57 at Junction 2 and follow the brown tourist signs for Knowsley Safari Park. Visitors with satellite navigation systems can use the postcode L34 4AN to find it.

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First time at the park today. It was fantastic and will be going back very soon. Everyone at at Knowsley very helpful and happy. Thank you for a great day.

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“ As you sit there with your sandwiches, you also have panoramic views of the elephants and giraffes in the distance.. ” in 11 reviews

“ If you don't like the sound of that, you can choose to drive by the monkey enclosure ! ” in 4 reviews

“ oot. There are a few young-kid aimed rides, you can pay per ride or get a wristband for ” in 2 reviews

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Great day out. Staff, service and animals tip, top. We covered it all in 5 hours but on a sunny day like today we would definitely come back.

As a nation we pride ourselves on certain things and one of these things is our love for the animal kingdom. Knowsley Safari Park is the kind of establishment which takes this love and cultivates it into an exhilarating family experience which will leave you with more adoration for the natural world than ever before. The most appealing thing for me personally was the variety of animals on show and the diverse nature of their origins. Knowsley really manages to bring the world to you and your car, even if the animals can at times get uncomfortably close such as the over friendly monkeys who may leave you with a little less windscreen wiper than previously. A particular favourite of mine were the Elephants,majestic and wonderful animals who are not likely to be seen roaming around merseyside save for Knowsley. That is the beauty of this establishment, you gain an experience so outside of the norm you would normally have to be on safari to see it. There is not much to be said for the food and the amusements which are of a fairly average standard and nothing to get excited about. However to complain about these things would be to miss the entire point of the place which is of course to give you the full wonderment of nature without leaving the comfort of your car.

Great day out , although the restaurant is a little below par.

Lovely day out but overpriced as other activities available have to be paid for not included in the main price the drive is pleasant and the walk around week has a fantastic bat cave the bird show was fantastic and the session show was had a good finally didn't do the wild trail but plenty to do and keep busy for hours enough facilities for bathrooms however baby change not very private but over all a good day out and plenty to do with the kids

Knowsley Safari Park is one of the top choices for a family day out in the north of England. The 550-acre park on the Earl of Derby's estate has been one of the region's leading all-day attractions for more than 35 years, offering a unique five-mile safari drive along roads lined with exotic animals from all over the globe. It is now the only safari park in the North West and one of only five in the UK and is currently riding high in popularity, welcoming more than 500,000 visitors a year. There is, in fact, a long history of keeping animals on the Knowsley estate. In the 19th century Edward, the 13th Earl of Derby, kept one of the largest private menageries in the world with 90 species of mammals and 300 species of birds! These days Knowsley's 500 mammals include rhinos, camels, buffalo, bison, wildebeest, lions, tigers, zebra, baboons, monkeys, deer, antelopes and wallabies. Current top attractions at the park include the three white rhino calves who are now 2 years old - Binta, Kifaru and Tatu - plus the ever-popular mischievous young elephants, Ashanti and Nala. Other recent animal arrivals include a pack of 12 very rare African Hunting Dogs and a pair of Red River Hogs. However, for many visitors it is the baboons who remain the real stars of the show. The good news is that Knowsley now offers an alternative car-friendly route around the outside of the monkey jungle for those wishing to avoid any potential damage to their vehicle. Visitors taking this route still have an excellent view of the baboons. Other must-see attractions at the park include a sealion show, more than 20 amusement park rides and a walkaround animal area where elephants, giraffe, meerkats and otter can be viewed at close quarters. Meanwhile, Knowsleys Bug House offers everything from snakes to lizards and cockroaches, creatures a world away from the goats, lambs, cattle and horses for the youngsters to enjoy at Childrens Lake Farm. As well as the exotic animals at Knowsley the park offers a wide range of native British wildlife. 10 species of waterfowl nest around its lake, kestrels and buzzards can be spotted in the woodland and brown hares, stoats, weasels, grey squirrels and red squirrels can also be seen. Knowsley Safari Park has an excellent location close to the national motorway network. Leave the M62 at junction six then leave the M57 at junction two and follow the brown Safari Park signs. A good day out for all ages.

fantastic................ value for Money and if live near buy get the year upgrade, get close to the lions and rhinos(omg there big) get climbed over by monkeys (a wimps safe trail available) can fill the full day advise you to take a picnic as not much choice of food and quite expensive, and for those adrenalin junkies the new opens sky rope area.................. also a small fair to have fun fun for all the family

My favourite place to take my son and his freinds. Entertainment and knowledge combined. Take a drive round to see the animals and then chill out with the fairground attractions. The added bonus was the seal lion show which was free and the coupons I used from a web site which gave us free entry for children although i would say ti would have been good value if I had to pay for them. The best thing was driving through the monkey pit and having them sit on your windscreen or bonnet and have the kids squeal with delight. Although be warned the monkeys will cause havoc to your car, windscreen wipers being a favourite of theirs.

Great day out with the kids, but avoid the monkeys if your car is nice. A great experience to see wild animals up close and this would be the next best thing to going on safari in Africa.

I have been here a few times and loved it. You can get close up to the animals as you drive round in your car and going through the monkeys was so funny. The monkey took off our back windscreen wiper and ran off think we were lucky the car in front had it number plate nicked. Great for the family and the sealions were also fantastic would reccomend anyone to go.

Vey nice day out for all the family. Lots of animals to see including lions and tigers,and of course loads more. There are a few sets of toilets about,including disabled and baby change,there are many picnic areas and also a nice friendly restaurant.

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