Lekki Conservation Centre

The canopy walk brought fresh to my memories Psalms 23, However, it was a truly memorable experience. One I won't be forgetting for a while.

Minor tip: Don't come with big bags and eat light before coming if you'd be trying out the canopy walk

It was a wholesome experience. The canopy walk was the highlight of the conservation center and it was an adventurous experience that I enjoyed but I don’t want to try again.

The entry fee is two thousand five hundred naira (N2,500) and the fee for the canopy work is two thousand five hundred naira (N2,500) which totals as five thousand naira (N5,000) per person.

This place is a good place to unwind and ease the city stress, with your family and loved ones. It has a lot of family teamed attractions along with the longest canopy walk in Africa.
You’ll really love the fascinating facilities and services.

I went here on a rainy day, didn’t expect it to rain but it did.

The canopy wall was so scary, I don’t think I’ll ever try that again.. my friend and I couldn’t even bring out our phone for pictures, that was the least of our worries. Was so happy when it ended.

I love that you can get street snacks around.. and you get to see animals during the walk.

Generally it was a fun day.

It’s a lovely park, with beautiful nature views. If you love adventure then make sure you go on the canopy walk.

It was a worthy experience.
In August 2023 I had to pay 3000 to enter and get on the sky walk.

The walk was great through the park.
At every end the guilds were so nice.

They assured us that the squicky sounds was not any fault and the ropes were always checked daily.

Their is a compliance team that do the quality control so we were told.

Best to go with a crew as I want alone but hooked up with a crew. Made friends easily as am a social bud.

Nice connect with wild life. This is something great and I think they need to maintain it a lot better . The fish ponds needs a face lift.

I will come back

This is an awesome place to be, to visit and tour around... Nice few from 79ft high, funny friendly monkeys and beautiful fishes.

There were lots of monkeys.

The Canopy walk was adrenaline-pumping. I paid 3,000 as an access fee to the walk.

Let's just say if you're terrified of heights don't bother, just remain on solid ground 😅

Awesome place to Visit, Lekki Conservation Centre is a 78-hectare Natural Resource Conservation in Lekki, Lagos State Nigeria. It is part of PARCC West Africa project.This a beautiful and relaxing spot in the heart of busy Lagos. It is the natural state of the environment that Lagos has grown around. The great canopy walkway of fered a great view of the Centre, as well as views of the city from the top. We are seniors and we were able to complete the walk without too much difficulty. A great outing that is a must-do in Lagos.

It was a fun place to tour, if you have a qualify tour guide like @Tourism_afrikania

Ensure you follow every instructions from your tour guide... Don't Do "I too know"

LCC Lekki is more enjoyable during Sunny Weather/Season

The monkey are friendly

The trees are well planted and labeled

The restrooms are clean

The environment are clean

The walk way needs a lot of work to be done on it... as many of the logs are not too strong again.

There should be a provision of showing Documentary about LCC Lekki in the waiting hall before tourist embark on the tour.

Thanks

It was smooth save that I had to go through registration on their website before we were granted access to the place.

I will recommend it for anyone who just wants something out of the normal living in the estate kind of life

If you're a lover of thrills and chills, then this place is perfect for your adventures.
It has every exciting thing you can find, and the fun of it, it also has a park where you can sit and watch the animals go by. Guess what, the entrance fare is so affordable, so enjoy it on a budget
I recommend it highly

This is a wild life conservation centre where you can feel and experience nature at it's purest form. You take a walk through the forest to get to the family park where there is a big field with restaurants and games for children and adults. The family park is a great place to go for picnics, birthdays and other outings.

There are 3 ways to get to the family park; through (1) Nature walk (2) Canopy walk (3) Motor way. About 2km distance and about 30 minutes canopy walk and 15 minutes nature walk. The entrance to begin nature and canopy walk is same except that the nature walk branched to the left while canopy walk is straight ahead and a you require separate tickets for both.

The Nature walk is more convenient for those scared of heights cos you'll be walking on a plank walkway through the forest to the family park and you'll feel jungle and see as many monkeys as possible 😉... The monkeys look harmless; don't try to feed or scare them.

The Canopy walk is adventurous and fun especially for those that aren't scared of heights. There are 6 stopping/resting points along the path and the first 4 sections are in ascending order with the last 3 are in descending order before getting to the end of the canopy. At the end, you'll have to proceed to the family park on the plank walkway ahead (don't branch), the branch on the right leads back to the main gate (Exit).

The Motor way is a motorable road to get the the family park. It's convenient for those who came with food items and also those who don't want to exit through the forest.

It's adventurous & fun and the games available are quite interesting too.

The park is literally a breath of fresh air away from the hustle and bustle of Lagos.
The canopy walk is quite exciting and scary especially at the peak.
Highly recommended!

I came here back in 2018 and it was such a fun outdoor experience. We were grouped for a guided tour on the canopy walk, which is Africa's longest, and was the highlight of the day for me. Let me tell you from start to finish there wasn't a dull moment, honestly the whole group was hilarious. Definitely hoping to come back soon. 10/10 recommend

It was a wonderful, scary experience. Absolutely thrilling, stressful and incredibly.

If you’re scared of heights, please don’t try the canopy walk, it’s not for the faint hearted😫.

There’s a family area perfect for picnics and dates, though be careful of the monkeys, they like snatching things 😂.

Beautiful nature reserve. I didn't go on the walk across the canopy because I am afraid of heights. I also had food from an area where there were several food vendors. Food was delicious. Beware of the monkeys. They may snatch food from your hand or plate

One of my favourite places in Lagos. I have lost track on the number of visits there. The walk and trees plus fresh air are my high points. The staff are lovely too. Ask of Mary.

Keep up the great job!

It was a fun experience. The tower walk was a terrifying activity but best experienced

The canopy walk was pleasantly harrowing than I imagined it would be. It is a really fun place for the whole family and we had a really warm guide when we visited.