Oasis Camel Park

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About the Farm:

At Oasis Camel Park in Suffolk, you’re in for a treat that’s as unique as it gets – it’s the UK’s only camel park! This place isn’t just about camels, though they are the stars of the show. You can feed them, pet them, and learn all sorts of cool facts about these fascinating creatures. It’s not every day you get to hang out with camels in the East of England, making this spot a must-visit for anyone looking for something a bit different.

They’ve thought about accessibility too, with spacious doorways and paths to make sure everyone gets to enjoy the camel fun. And if you’re a fan of picnics, you’re in luck. There are designated areas where you can set up shop and enjoy your own food, surrounded by the unique atmosphere of the park. Plus, if you’re thinking of throwing a birthday bash that’s a bit out of the ordinary, they’ve got you covered with extra special party packages.

Oasis Camel Park is more than just a day out; it’s an adventure. With baby changing facilities to ensure that the littlest adventurers are taken care of and a selection of food options like jacket potatoes and rolls, it’s got all the bases covered. It’s a brilliant place with one of the most unusual animal encounters you’ll find in the country.

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Pricing:

The pricing below shows a farm’s price range for different types of visitors. It includes prices for all-day and half-day visits, playing inside or outside and any other ticket types the farm offers. If you’re bringing little ones, we define toddlers as aged 0-2yrs old but each farm defines them differently. Some split babies (0-1yrs old) and toddlers (1-3yrs old) so it’s best to check on-site before booking.

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Are you wheelchair, pushchair or buggy friendly?

All of our doorways are designed to enable space for wheel chair users. The paths around the farm are designed to be accessible for wheelchair users however please be aware that the majority of the paths are laid to grass in keeping with farm environment. Consequently this means that they can be a little slippery and more difficult to negotiate in wet weather.