Popular South West tourist attraction at risk of imminent closure
A popular South West attraction said it could soon open its gates to the public for "the very last day". Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park has announced it could close for good as soon as tomorrow (Sunday, November 1), but in the same announcement, it also added that it hopes "this is not a definite goodbye" and that it "haven't given up hope".
TL;DR
- Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park may close permanently on Sunday, November 1st.
- The 40-year-old family-run attraction has faced significant financial pressures in recent years.
- Despite discussions with potential buyers and investors, the park's future remains unsecured without new investment or ownership.
- The park is home to wolves, sea lions, Amur Leopards, and features dinosaur models and a play zone.
- Arrangements are in place to rehome the animals at various zoos and wildlife parks if the attraction closes.
- A GoFundMe page has been set up following public requests.
- The park is still open this weekend (October 31st and November 1st) and is actively seeking a solution.