What To Expect

There’s lots to see; big loud cats, guided tours, hand-feeding, enrichment, and more!

Book Online

Online booking and door sales available. If you are a tour or school group, you should arrange your bookings with the office by telephone. Online booking is recommended for tours as they are limited to 20 people per tour. We cannot accept bookings for unaccompanied children (15 years and under). Click here to book now.

For the disabled

It is possible, but not ideal, to wheelchair around the Sanctuary. We have golf carts with our guided tours (Silver and Gold). Please discuss any requirements for this with the office, as disabled or mobility impaired patrons can access this service at no additional charge, outside the normal tour times. Please contact the office directly to arrange.

Parking

We have well-marked ample parking within easy walking distance, and we have extra parking capacity also within easy walking distance when necessary.

What to bring

A hat if it’s sunny, and sensible shoes. We promise you will be more comfortable walking around the Sanctuary for two or three hours if your feet are happy.

Pick your route

Our Big Cats are the star attractions at Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary and they’re awe-inspiring to watch. Download our map to work out which way you want to go when you get here and aim for the Cats you most want to see first. (Link to map) Once you’re here, the enclosures are clearly identified and have basic information on each of our Big Cats. Or, you may prefer to book a guided tour (Silver or Gold) with our friendly, professional staff who really love sharing their knowledge on all the Big Cats.

Food and Drink

It’s a day out, so a packed lunch would be great to bring to the park. We may have food trucks on site some days. We’re building a café, but that’s going to take time. Food may only be eaten inside the designated food court. We apologise in advance, but you will be asked to return to the food court until your food has been consumed. This is an important regulation which ensures our cats are not fed anything apart from their carefully tailored diet. We are a Sanctuary first, and our primary job is to keep our cats safe, and healthy. It is very important also, that all rubbish is placed in the bins as it also poses a risk to the big cats should it find its way into the enclosures.

For the cats

All of our cats are under threat in the wild. Please enjoy being able to see our Big Cats which the Sanctuary is designed to house and protect. They love a bit of interaction but they must not be fed, or goaded. Help us keep these magnificent species on the planet for future generations to marvel over. We really appreciate your visit, and your enjoyment of these wonderful animals, and we just love your feedback.