Lodges With Elephants At West Midland Safari Park

The West Midland Safari Park has opened animal-themed luxury lodges that overlook majestic elephants and cheetahs – just a few hours away from Yorkshire. The stay is perfect for families looking for a fun staycation with a difference.

You can stay in eight self-contained two-storey lodges at West Midland Safari Park that overlook animals in the park, providing visitors with unimpeded views of the animals.

What animals do the safari park lodges overlook?

Their Elephant Lodges sleep up to five guests with a beautiful open-plan living space ad lunge as well as a dining area and kitchenette. It also has a spacious balcony where you can enjoy watching the elephants approach the pool in front of lodges.

The Cheeta Lodge sleeps up to six guests and has a large window spanning one side that offers panoramic views of the cheetahs in their new habitat.

The white rhino huts in Bewdley, Worcestershire, sleep up to six people and are the only experience of its type in the UK, according to the company. From the first-floor balcony of the giraffe lodges, guests may come face to face with the park’s eight 6m tall Rothschild giraffes.

Only a small body of water will stand between guests and their grey-skinned neighbours, who from the balcony, guests will be able to wave good morning to while having the first brew of the day.

The living space for the lodges is open plan and spacious, with comfy double beds to sleep in and safari-themed decor. Each of the lodges offers up fantastic views of the elephants and cheetahs, with views varying from room to room. The lodges have floor-to-ceiling windows, too, adding to the already incredible experience.

As well as the spectacular and unique opportunities for some special views, guests will also be treated to a chef to cook meals, as well as free admission to the safari park and its attractions.