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Super Somerset Safari returns to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm for limited dates (By Isabella, 14)

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May 1, 2026 — 1 min read

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By Isabella, 14, Good News Room at Priory Community School Academy

In the past, Noah's Ark Zoo Farm has run extremely popular Somerset Safaris in the summer. And after popular demand for them to be brought back — they are!

The official dates for this event are:

Saturday 6th June
Saturday 4th July
Saturday 1st August

Between the hours of 5:30pm and 8:30pm, explore the park at your own pace. No rushing — just leisurely strolling around and enjoying all the animals on offer.

But the most important thing: what’s on?

Activities ranging from fun-filled face painting to new and exclusive animal talks will be taking place around the park.

All of the money raised during the event will be used to help fund future conservation projects that Noah’s Ark will take part in.

So not only will you be having a lively and enjoyable time out, your involvement will support a good cause.

Want more information? Click here if you do!

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