Call of the Wild is a family-run Essex zoo based between Wickford and South Woodham Ferrers. It houses a wide selection of animals from zebras, armadillos, meerkats, tropical birds and more. Plan to catch one of the many events which run on site.
Call of the Wild is a great option for the disabled. There are some parts that are uneven, but still accessible for wheelchairs. Rest spots are strategically placed around the site.
A free carer ticket with a disabled concession ticket available for documented carers.
There is an onsite giftshop which is also available online.
Food is on offer at the Serengeti Snack Shack, which serves hot dogs, paninis, pizzas, and more.
The Zoo has plenty of animals on site, from penguins, zebras, flamingoes and more. There are a variety of demonstrations and talks on different animals. Different events run during the school holidays and on weekends. For small children, there is a soft play area.
The Zoo hosts school visits and higher education programs which can be arranged by liasing with their team.
South Woodham Ferrers and Wickford both have train links to London. Wickford station is on the train line to Southend.
For buses from Chelmsford, the 36 runs closest to the zoo. From Basildon, the 237 bus line stops closest.
Both train and bus require extra travel, either by foot, car or walking so Call of the Wild is best accessed via car if available. It has its own parking lot and can be reached via the A130.
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