Our specially designed enclosure allows you to get very close to these formidable wild animals in complete safety.
LION PARK
A little known fact; Lions have undergone a catastrophic decline and are on the brink of extinction in all but the largest and best managed national parks.
Originally ranging through large parts of Africa, Europe, Middle East and Asia, Lions are now restricted to pockets in Africa and a very small population in India (the Asiatic Lion). Last century there were approximately 200,000 wild lions, but these days their numbers are only around 20,000 and still dropping. They have been pushed out of 95% of their historic range.
Panthera is the only organization in the world devoted exclusively to the conservation of the world’s wild cats. They are on the front lines, fighting to stop poaching, prevent conflict with people, conserve wild cat habitats, and reduce unsustainable legal hunting. Learn more on the Panthera website.
Our specially designed enclosure allows you to get very close to these formidable wild animals in complete safety.
The youngest members of our pride were born on the 18th of December 2022 and are named Freyja and Fletcher.
Every day at 2.30pm our Lions are fed. This is a great time to see them up close and active, while learning a bit about them.
Information about the current members of our Lion Pride at Paradise Valley Springs Wildlife Park - the 'Pride of Paradise'.
Read about the past members of the lion pride at Paradise Valley Springs Wildlife Park in Rotorua, New Zealand.
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