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Lekki Conservation Centre (Canopy walkway, gate fee, pictures)

If you think of fun, you think of Lekki Conservation Centre. This is a superb getaway, recreational spot for people who want to rest, feel the fun heat, relax and just unwind. We know Lagos isn’t as easy on the eyes and the boost in our stress levels may just need some serenity once in a while. A lot of fun-loving people swear by Lekki Conservation Centre.

We would like to bring some of the LCC fun right here, to the blog. This frequently talked about centre is worth some exposition. Read on to catch in on the full gist about this place.

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Lekki Conservation Centre Review

 

Lekki Conservation Centre is known as a place for organizing picnics, meeting with people and taking short vacations. People have testified to the relaxing effect that environment brings. At this naturally breathtaking location, hangouts have been known to come out successful. The animals, breath of fresh air, the scenery, people, games, talk about it, they all make Lekki Conservation Centre the place to be for fun and relaxation.

How to get to Lekki Conservation Centre / LCC address

 

LCC is in Lagos, so wherever you are, you are coming to Lagos, Nigeria. Lekki Conservation Centre is located along Lekki- Epe Expressway which is opposite Chevron Estate.

Take a bus to Obalende or CMS. Board another bus going to Lekki/Ajah and ask to stop at Chevron Bus Stop. You can trek to the center from there.

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Lekki Conservation Centre Gate Fee

 

If you are looking to having fun at Lekki conservation centre, LCC, what should be your budget? If you are an adult, the gate fee is 1000 Naira. If you are bringing in your children and they are within the ages of 1 to 10 years, it is 200 Naira for gate fee. If they are within 11 to 17, it is 300 Naira.

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Things to do in lekki conservation centre

Get on the Lekki conservation centre canopy walkway

This is the longest that we have in Africa. This is amazing in its own right. It is 401 metres long. The walkway is a suspended swinging bridge with entry and exit portals. The experience is unforgettable. It is an opportunity to feel the thrill and rush of pleasurable adrenaline. If you are naturally afraid of heights, put this on your bucket list. You might as week have one more challenge to confront. On the Lekki conservation centre canopy walkway, you can explore the whole of nature in the park. The bird’s eye view is enchanting and mesmerizing.

To have a chance to get on this walkway, you will have to pay 1,000 Naira. The experience is nothing compared the financial price you have to pay. Make sure that you don’t leave this arena without doing this activity. It houses memories you will forever hold dear.

Play the floor board games

Get on with games on the floor. You can play chess, ludo, snake and ladder board. These games are designed to be played right on the floor as they come with large pieces. Even if you are not good at either of these games, the point is just to have to laugh and have fun, so, do just that.  The excitement that comes with playing the big board games is fulfilling.

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Go on a picnic

Yes, this is one very nice activity to do at Lekki Conservation Centre, you can go on a picnic with your family, friends, colleagues and staff. This park is the perfect place to have nature walks and eat lazily.

At the mini huts which number over eight, you can have a picnic or an alone time with your partner. Under these mini huts, you will not miss the warmth of the breeze. You could even decide to move your carnival down to the Lekki Conservation Centre.

Have your own personal retreat

You can go to LCC to have your own peace and quiet. If you have been looking to have a day’s vacation, this is a good place to be. Lie down and fantasize, enjoy nature or go animal chasing. If you would like to spend time with your loved one, go with them and have time alone, the two of you.

Prepare for a photo shoot

With the natural background and a whole lot of amazing scenery, you can take pictures or organize a natural themed photo shoot. With great lighting, superb backgrounds, a good camera, nice outfits and a good photographer, you can generate a lot of pictures from just a single shoot. You can therefore consider this if you hope to go to Lekki Conservation centre.

Enjoy part of your honeymoon

If you are going to be spending your honeymoon in a place that is close by, Lekki conservation centre could be part of your “just wedded list of places to visit”. You can unwind from the stress of your just concluded wedding and take some time out to breathe as a couple, take pictures and enjoy the coolness of the environment. Because of the calmness of some spots in LCC, you could take some time out to plan and leisurely prepare for the next step of your life.

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Best time to go to Lekki Conservation Centre

 

LCC opens at 8:30 am and closes at 5:00 pm everyday. This is inclusive of holidays and even weekends. The best time to go is when it’s early in the morning so that you can enjoy the coolness of the environment.

What to wear to Lekki Conservation Centre

It is advisable to wear free clothing because of the nature of activities. There will be much climbing, walking and even running around during your time here so consider sneakers and slippers or sandals for footwear. Light tops, probably chiffon, for women and polos for men. For bottoms, jeans and leggings are good options.

Other conservation centres/ natural parks in Nigeria

 

Agodi Gardens, Ibadan

Jabi Lake, Abuja

Usman Dam, Abuja

Tarkwa Bay Beach, Lagos State

LUFASI Nature Park

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UI Zoo, Ibadan

Yankari National Park

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Gurara Water Falls Gurara

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Yankari Game Reserve Bauchi

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