WEST Midlands Safari Park is set to host a meet-and-greet with popular children's TV characters this February half-term.

The one-of-a-kind lodging encounter is put on by the West Midlands Safari Park. Visitors can sleep near some of the most exotic animals alive, namely lions, tigers, giraffes, and rhinos.

WEST Midlands Safari Park is set to host a meet-and-greet with popular children's TV characters this February half-term. The nine-day event, running from Saturday 15 to Sunday, February 23 ...

The safari park said it wanted to be able to provide an environment where everybody felt they could be themselves West Midlands Safari Park has hosted its first ever quiet morning to support ...

Two African elephants have arrived at West Midlands Safari Park after leaving a zoo in Belgium. Suzy, 40, and 44-year-old Gitana arrived on Thursday and have since been adjusting to their new home ...

Guests can take part in a one-of-a-kind lodging experience at the West Midlands Safari Park in the United Kingdom, as news agency SWNS reported. A series of 34 luxurious African-style lodges allow ...

The keepers will not disturb Dourga and the cubs until they are around eight weeks old, when a quick health check will be carried out by the Park’s ... can be seen on the Safari Drive.