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    Banham Zoological Gardens

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    Set in 50 acres of Norfolk countryside, Banham Zoological Gardens, run by the Zoological Society of East Anglia is a conservation hub for endangered species of animals from around the world. Including the Amur Tiger, Red Panda, Grevy’s Zebra, and Black-Footed Penguin. Through conservation, education, and the active involvement of our communities, we are sparking a lifelong interest in people of all ages, to help us protect the rich diversity of our precious world, for all our futures. There is something for everyone at Banham Zoological Gardens. Support our conservation work, enjoy native wildlife, and reconnect with the animals you know and love. Together, we can make a difference.

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    Overall rating

    4.5

    (2 reviews)

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    Access (avg.)

    4.75

    Parking (avg.)

    4.75

    Toilets (avg.)

    2.25

    Staff (avg.)

    5

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    crookedllama

    Mar 2023

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    4

    Mobility scooters are pre-book only.

    Excellent access, the whole zoo is accessible except for the land train. My only issue was their mobility scooter hire, their webpage says it's first come first served. When I visited they said I should have pre-booked. The webpage has the words mobility scooter hire in dark green as a link for further information, with other words being black. I missed that it was a link. You had to follow the link to find out about pre-booking. Luckily they did have a scooter available that day.
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    k_l_s

    Oct 2021

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    5

    A well thought out zoo with lots to recommend it

    This is a zoo that you can visit for an hour or spend the day . Lots of places to sit and eat or enjoy a coffee and easy access all round.

    Disabled Access Information Provided by Banham Zoological Gardens

    Disabled Access at Banham Zoological Gardens

    Banham Zoological Gardens is wheelchair and pushchair accessible, with pathed surfaces and lifts/ramps where appropriate around the park, including our Giraffe House. Accessibility is important to us and we endeavour to create an environment free from barriers and obstacles to ensure that our facilities and services are accessible to all.

    Accessible parking at Banham Zoological Gardens

    We have disabled car parking spaces available to visitors with a valid permit.
    Dedicated on site parking

    Toilets features at Banham Zoological Gardens

    Toilet facilities are located at Parkside Pizza, the Australian Paddock, Giraffe House, and the Woodland Roadtrain Station. These are marked on the map given out on entry. All toilet facilities have independent disabled toilets. Some also have dual use for baby change facilities.
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    Accessible toilet

    A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.

    Accessible services at Banham Zoological Gardens

    Assistive listening system - Hearing Loop

    There is an assistive listening system available e.g. a hearing loop.

    Other features at Banham Zoological Gardens

    Wi-Fi

    Wi-Fi is available for customers.

    Carers Discount
    Online Booking

    More Information

    For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: info@zsea.org

    Contact

    Opens in a new windowhttps://www.facebook.com/banhamzoo/
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    Location

    Kenninghall Road, Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, NR16 2HE

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