This isn't my first visit, and I'm so glad I had opportunity to return. You may think that £13 entry for an adult is on the steep side, but when you see the work that is done and the rescues that have been achieved its very little in comparison. The entry way to the park can be a little steep, but short, once in the park the majority of the areas are flat and easy to get around. There are lots of things to see and not just seals, there are a variety of birds and goats, pigs, gibbons and so much more. Take your time to explore, listen to the seal talks, and generally just take time out of your day to relax and enjoy the tranquility, as well as coffee and cake, and feel good in the fact that your visit will have helped towards the rescue and release of other animals that find themselves in harms way.

What a great little place to visit. The kids had so much fun here, although it’s not very big it passed a couple of hours. All the animals here looked well looked after. I do think the water in some of the seals needed sorting it was hard to see them as it was quite dirty. We did take a picnic but chose not to eat in there but went and sat on the beach instead. I don’t think we would visit again

We visited here on our way home from our week stay in Sutton on Sea. We were really surprised at how big it actually was, there was lots to see and the kids were very entertained seeing all the animals. Birds, Lizards, Pig, Emu, Meerkat, Fox, Guinea Pigs, Monkeys, Owls, Rabbit, Snakes and much more! Highlight for us was watching and hearing about their 7 seals (8 including baby) the kids thoroughly enjoyed watching at feeding time! Great food and drink facilities and we spent loads in the gift shop!! Great morning spent on our way home, will definitely be back next year!

A wonderful family attraction well worth visiting. Give yourself 2 hours to get around this attraction. There are plenty of animals and creatures to see here, and it's very educational to. This place is disable friendly and has a good cafe and toilet facilities on site. There is a good gift shop here to with plenty of gifts to choice from. Please note on quiet days with few visitors this place may close before 4pm... However this is a great day out.

Parking very good for large motorhomes no parking fee in low season. Fee in high season refunded on entry to seal sanctuary. A great place to spend a couple of hours more like a mini wildlife park. We'll worth a visit very helpfull staff. Kids would love it.

Superb effort to house a huge range of fascinating animals in comfortable, stimulating environment that replicates their natural habitat. Wonderful work done to support / rehabilitate seals. Excellent educational information provided to take us on a trip back in time to what Lincolnshire was like all the way back to the dinosaurs; in this way it's like a museum in addition to an animal sanctuary. Also very beautiful, well kept. Information provided was very easy to digest/ accessible for children and adults. Great range of stunning, global animals (not just local wildlife). Would go again!

I came here back in the summer with my 6 month old at the time. It was a lovely day out with plenty for him to look around at and plenty of things for me to see, do and read. Would be perfect for a family trip out and we can’t wait to return. The cafe was lovely and every member of staff I encountered were friendly and approachable. So much more than I thought there would be!

Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon! We were staying in Hull and wanted to see some animals and found this place by chance. After a very scenic drive we arrived and immediately greeted by 2 of the 3 rescue seals playing. The park was very well arranged with a clear path on where to go next. Got to give the cockatoo a head scratch and all the animals were in very clean environments and seemed very happy. Seals were definitely the stars of the show. Very worth the money will be back!

Visited Saturday morning in May. Nice place that has been around for years. I’m 50 now and I have photos of me here when I was about 6 or 7 years old. Not been since then. Animals look well looked after, their pens clean. They have a marked route to make sure you don’t miss anything but it’s not obligatory. Watched the seals being fed and the lady gave lots of information about the resident seals. No sign of some of the animals in the pens, but that’s the risk you take visiting somewhere like this. I’m glad they don’t force the animals into the open. Will visit again but hopefully will leave it less than 43 years next time.

I recently visited the Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and Wildlife Centre whilst on a long weekend with my family at the beginning of May 2024. I found this a wonderful place and a centre that championed animal welfare and rescue, plus educates you on said animals and the ancient natural history of the local and surrounding areas. I was amazed by the rescue stories and successes, as well as the care for the animals, which I felt was on par, if not better than a larger animal collection I previously worked for in London. In addition, the cafeteria was very well priced and incredibly clean, as was the entire sanctuary. The price of admission was very affordable, especially when you think of all the grand work they are doing. If you are in the Mablethorpe area, I would highly recommend a visit.