Autumn Adventures at Port Lympne
Port Lympne Safari Park, Lympne, near Hythe · 23 October to 1 November 2026
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Half-term activities at Port Lympne Reserve, with a new self-guided clue trail through Dinosaur Forest, safari commentary that turns to animal folklore and spooky tales, and reworked daily animal talks. The reserve's hundreds of acres should be in full autumn colour.
Highlights
- New Dinosaur Forest clue trail with a reward at the Gatehouse
- Safari commentary themed on animal folklore
- Myth-busting daily talks
Good to know
- Standard tickets can be bought on the day
- Bundle tickets are online only and must be booked at least 24 hours ahead
- Under 16s must be with an adult
Getting there
Port Lympne Safari Park, Lympne, near Hythe, Kent, CT21 4LR
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Image: Port Lympne Safari ParkAutumn Adventures
Autumn Adventures runs at Port Lympne Reserve in Lympne from 23 October to 1 November 2026. Visitors can follow a new trail through Dinosaur Forest, join safari talks about animals, and explore the reserve grounds in their autumn colours. It suits families, and bundle tickets are available for October half term.
Image: Port Lympne Safari ParkPort Lympne Safari Park
Port Lympne is a 600-acre reserve near Hythe run by The Aspinall Foundation, where you can follow the walking routes or board a safari vehicle to see animals on its Kentish savannah. The Dinosaur Forest is included in your ticket, and there are several cafes plus a hotel for overnight stays. Plan for a full day.
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A spooky self-led trail around Brockhill Country Park near Hythe, where children hunt for mystery boxes among Halloween decorations and unlock them to see whether they have won a treat or just a twig. The route follows the park's surfaced blue path and takes about 45 minutes.