Northumberland Zoo
Morpeth, United Kingdom
About Northumberland Zoo
Northumberland Zoo sits on a farm at Felton near Morpeth and is a small, conservation-led collection with an unusual bias towards animals other zoos rarely show. Alongside snow leopards, servals, lowland tapirs and Canadian lynx it keeps Livingstone's fruit bats, naked mole rats, white-clawed crayfish and native harvest mice as part of British breeding programmes, and has a large owl collection running to Ural, brown wood, great grey, snowy and Bengal eagle owls. There is a rare-breeds farm section and a set of keeper experiences, including beekeeping.
Visitors can park in the designated parking area near the entrance of the zoo. Parking is free, making it convenient for families and groups. It's advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a good spot.
- Check the schedule for keeper talks and animal feeding times to enhance your visit.
- Bring a camera, as photography is encouraged throughout the zoo.
- There are food and dining options available on-site for a convenient meal during your visit.
- Home to over 80 species from tiny Harvest Mice to fluffy Snow Leopards.
- Started with just 4 chickens and 2 donkeys.
- Offers live webcams for viewing Snow Leopards, Fruit Bats, and Raccoons.