Durrell Wildlife Camp

Alan Rogers Review of Durrell Wildlife Camp

The world-renowned Durrell Wildlife Park is a major tourist attraction on Jersey and is home to some of the most threatened species of animal, notably gorillas, orangutans, reptiles and amphibians, but many more. The beautifully landscaped park is in the rural northwest of the island. To offer a wonderful enhancement to a visit, there is also the Camp where guests stay right beside the park with views of the nearby Lemur Lake and Orangutan Island from a luxurious camping pod. There are twelve pods, each with a facilities tent alongside that provides a kitchen and a separate shower and toilet. Access to the Wildlife Park is free.

Facilities at Durrell Wildlife Camp

Accessible sanitary facilities, Private sanitary facilities, Glamping, Laundry facilities nearby in the hostel. Two cafes, Lemur Lodge with free WIFI. Wildlife park. Communal BBQ area.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Glamping
• Nature
• Restaurant
• Small Site
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Directions to Durrell Wildlife Camp

Leave harbour by Route du Port Elizabeth, take A1 east through tunnel and A17. At fourth set of lights turn left on A6. Keep in middle lane. Continue to Five Oaks and on to St Martin’s church. Turn left onto La Route de Maufant which bears slightly left and becomes La Profonde Rue. The park and camp are well signed.