Wheelchair Accessible Zoos & Wildlife Parks in East Anglia

Foxburrow Nature Reserve is a Suffolk Wildlife Trust wildlife site in Melton, Suffolk, open on Sundays and accessible to wheelchair users and families.

Tostock Animal Parks is a community farm and wildlife attraction Nr Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, home to llamas, alpacas, pygmy goats, and micro pigs.

Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve is an ancient woodland wildlife reserve near Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, managed by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

SEA LIFE Hunstanton is an aquarium and wildlife sanctuary in Hunstanton, Norfolk, with zones including a Seal Hospital and Penguin Beach.

Banham Zoo is a wildlife park in Banham, Suffolk, home to over 500 animals across 100+ habitats with up-close barnyard feeding and aerial trekking.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust is a nature conservation charity based on The Green, Suffolk, managing 50 wildlife reserves across the county.

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve: Open green spaces in Kings Lynn, Norfolk featuring wildlife viewing and outdoor activities for families and nature enthusiasts.

Camel Park Oasis is a wildlife attraction in Linstead, Suffolk, where visitors can meet camels and their animal relations up close at Orchard Farm.

The Wilderness Pond is a wildlife refuge and green space within Christchurch Park, Ipswich, Suffolk, open daily from 7am to 9pm.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust - Lackford Lakes is a wildlife nature reserve near Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, with a visitor centre open daily.

SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth is an aquarium and wildlife attraction on Marine Parade, Norfolk, with sharks, penguins, turtles, crocodiles, and rays on show.

Lavenham Falconry is a raptor conservancy and wildlife experience in Monks Eleigh, Suffolk, where visitors can fly birds of prey and watch live falconry displays.