Search results
Please allow up to two weeks for your adoption to be processed and up to 4 weeks for a plaque to be put on an animal’s enclosure. Adoptions are valid for a period of one year from the chosen start date. All animals adopted remain the property of Colchester Zoo.
Safe and enjoyable visits. We’re good to go! Both our indoor and outdoor areas are open, and as the majority of Colchester Zoo is open-air with wide pathways and open areas, we hope that this will be an ideal location for those who would like to reconnect with nature in a safe, managed environment.
Sep 16, 2021 · Smoking and vaping will no longer be permitted at smoking zones within the Zoo grounds, instead there is now one designated area outside of the Zoo entrance. This decision was taken following the advice of our insurers, as well as damage that has been caused by lit cigarettes over recent years.
Due to the recent extreme weather and our continuing development to improve the zoo for both our animals and visitors, we have a few areas that are currently closed whilst we work to upgrade the zoo. • ADVANCE NOTICE – Jungle Tumble will be closed for deep cleaning from Tuesday 3rd May to Friday 6th May.
Sep 2, 2023 · Freddy was born in March 1989 and arrived at Colchester Zoo in February 2001 from Givskud Zoo in Denmark. Since being at the Zoo, Freddy has fathered 6 calves between 2009 and 2020, contributing massively to the European Breeding Programme for his species which are currently listed as Endangered by the IUCN Red List.
Soft toys. Our branded soft toy collections are fantastic for any animal lover and make great gifts year round! Click below on 'soft toy collection' to see our the range of toys available to purchase online:
Our elephants can still be seen in their indoor house located inside Elephant Kingdom. Enjoy a tasty hot dog or snack from our NEW outlet! Our sausages are locally sourced and served in a soft brioche bun. Hot and cold drinks are also available.
Aug 30, 2022 · As yellow-breasted capuchins are one of the critically endangered species in Colchester Zoo’s collection, the Action for the Wild trustees were keen to recommence support for this species.
May 15, 2019 · Unfortunately Meg the Shire horse passed away on the morning of Wednesday 15 th May 2019. Over the past 6 months Meg had been receiving veterinary treatment for Uveitis, which is an inflammation inside of the eye.
Colchester Zoo's own branded clothing are perfect for any zoo fan!
