Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has announced a partnership with John Grose to provide electric and hybrid vehicles for conservation work, animal rescues, and park operations. The partnership supports the park's environmental and conservation initiatives across the facility and region.

Kamal, the UK's oldest Asiatic lion, marked his 16th birthday with enrichment activities, scent-filled presents, and a special ice cake at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park. The milestone celebration highlighted the park's commitment to the welfare of its oldest resident.

Lion Lake, a new UK-first lion viewing experience, has opened at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, offering spectacular views of Asiatic lions Kamal and Rani. The exhibit provides visitors with an enhanced wildlife viewing opportunity in Suffolk.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has been awarded England's Best Large Visitor Attraction at the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026. The park was also named Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2026 Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has won the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026 in the Large Visitor Attraction category, marking the highest national tourism accolade. The award recognises nearly 25 years of achievement in combining farming, wildlife conservation, education and visitor experiences.

The Lion's Den BBQ & Bar has opened on the edge of Lion Lake, offering visitors food and drinks with views of the lions. The venue features BBQ favourites and draught beers from the park's Crafted Conservation range, with proceeds supporting wildlife conservation projects.

Lion Lake, a new exhibit featuring Asiatic lions Kamal and Rani, has opened at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park in Suffolk. The habitat is designed with water as the only visible barrier between visitors and the lions, creating an uninterrupted viewing experience.

Asiatic lions Kamal and Rani moved to Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park in October 2025, beginning a new chapter at the wildlife park. The pair have quickly become two of the park's most loved residents.

Kamal, the UK's oldest Asiatic lion, marked his 16th birthday with special enrichment activities at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park in Suffolk. The celebrations included scent-filled presents and an ice cake filled with his favourite foods.

Lion Lake, a new UK-first lion viewing experience, has opened at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park offering spectacular views of Asiatic lions Kamal and Rani. The exhibit provides visitors with an innovative way to observe the lions.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has been awarded England's Best Large Visitor Attraction at the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026. The park was also named Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2026 Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has announced a partnership with John Grose to provide electric and hybrid vehicles for conservation work and animal rescues. The vehicles will support essential activities across the park and region.

April brings signs of spring across Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, with invertebrates becoming active and early flowering plants appearing. The Hairy-footed Flower Bee (Anthophora plumipes), a solitary bee species, is among the small but fascinating animals to look out for during the season.

Kamal, the UK's oldest Asiatic lion, turned 16 at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park and was celebrated with enrichment activities, scent-filled presents and a special ice cake. The milestone marks a significant achievement for the elderly big cat.

Lion Lake, a new exhibit at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, has opened offering spectacular views of Asiatic lions Kamal and Rani. The exhibit represents a UK-first lion viewing experience.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has announced a partnership with John Grose to provide electric and hybrid vehicles for conservation work and animal rescues. The vehicles will support essential activities across the park and region.

Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park has won the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2026 in the Large Visitor Attraction category. The park was also named Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2026 Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards.