Jimmy's Farm near Ipswich lets you camp with dinosaurs this week in celebration of its 20th anniversary

Families looking for excitement during the summer holidays will be able to camp with dinosaurs at Jimmy's Farm starting from today.

Until Sunday, campers at the park near Ipswich can engage in 'meet-and-greets' with raptors every morning at 9am and help donate to a good cause.

Other dinosaurs, including triceratops and velociraptors, will be roaming around in the wildlife park for everyone to see.

Jimmy's Farm is hosting the event to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

A spokesperson for the park said: “We are thrilled to experience a step back in time at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park with the exciting opportunity to meet a range of dinosaurs such as the triceratops and raptors.”

During the festivities, they will also be raising money and awareness to stop the extinction of the Barbary macaques, a species of monkey native to North Africa that is currently listed as endangered.

The event allows for up to six people per group to camp out on the farms on a 10m x 10m pitch.

Check-ins start at 10am and finish at 12pm, although latecomers will have until 5pm to check in.

Attendees have access to on-site showers and toilets, and the restaurant has a special menu operating for the event and visitors will be able to sit down for an evening meal in the gardens.

Tickets are £40, and an additional charge of £10 per day gets attendees access to the main park.