Drusillas Park
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Good family attraction
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A great place for the kids.
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Considering it was my first time there with kids I thoroughly enjoyed it as did the kids the only down point I found was that 1 of the smoking areas are within the children's area between get wet and go wild
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So we came here on Sunday for the first time with our two boys (5 and 9). People had been saying to me to go for years and that it is great for young children and it certainly didn’t disappoint. We only wish we had come here before our eldest was nine as he had slightly out grown some of it. My youngest had the best time ever, lots of animals and creatures to see, lots to learn and very interactive. Plus the added excitement of large play area and rides. We would recommend to arrive early as it did get busy (although not over busy despite it being half term) and best to go with children 0 to 7 years!
Must just note that the toilet facilities by the play area were immaculately clean too.
Must just note that the toilet facilities by the play area were immaculately clean too.
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Perfect for a 1, 3, and 6 year old on a cloudy half term Monday
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Used to love coming here but it is no longer as good as it was. Not sure why. Feels dated.
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Really a lot to explore with a two year old
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The cheetah ride
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Not bad. Great things are nice variety of animals and good play area.
However most disappointing part is number of rides at park for small children especially hello kitty (hardly many)...though each ride was well aimed at kids.
Very disappointed in big Mungo train as most of it felt fenced in and few animal enclosures and few animatronics.
Think park might trying to do too much in small spaces.
However most disappointing part is number of rides at park for small children especially hello kitty (hardly many)...though each ride was well aimed at kids.
Very disappointed in big Mungo train as most of it felt fenced in and few animal enclosures and few animatronics.
Think park might trying to do too much in small spaces.
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Fantastic place perfect for all the family
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My 5 year old son has been desperate to go to Drusillas since he picked up a leaflet at a service station a year or so ago and finally we made it yesterday. I looked online and knew it was classed as off peak (the day before half term) so all the rides were open but only at certain times every hour (we took a photo of the sign with this info on for our reference as it’s not on the website or handed out at the park)
We all had a great time, the animals all seemed content and well cared for. The extra bits - lots of lift the flaps etc - were in good condition and were interesting.
What we did struggle with was the lack of open food/drink outlets open. It turned out we’d been near the open cafe in the soft play area but due to lack of signage and this info not being clear enough for us on the map we’d missed it and walked another 20 minutes to buy a cup of tea. Not the end of the world of course but difficult for me as I have a back problem and needed maybe more opportunity to have a break!
My son loved the whole day - he enjoyed the rides and seeing the animals. The telephone box that you scream into was a particular highlight.
I would definitely go again but not with much older children - I feel most of it is aimed at younger children other than the huge play park! It would be helpful if there was some additional signs like “the only shop open today” “cafe 10m this way”
We all had a great time, the animals all seemed content and well cared for. The extra bits - lots of lift the flaps etc - were in good condition and were interesting.
What we did struggle with was the lack of open food/drink outlets open. It turned out we’d been near the open cafe in the soft play area but due to lack of signage and this info not being clear enough for us on the map we’d missed it and walked another 20 minutes to buy a cup of tea. Not the end of the world of course but difficult for me as I have a back problem and needed maybe more opportunity to have a break!
My son loved the whole day - he enjoyed the rides and seeing the animals. The telephone box that you scream into was a particular highlight.
I would definitely go again but not with much older children - I feel most of it is aimed at younger children other than the huge play park! It would be helpful if there was some additional signs like “the only shop open today” “cafe 10m this way”
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A fun day for the kids, but expensive.
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Great experience. Lots of animals and things to do. Make sure to bring a picnic though as food pricing is not great.
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Love it
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Always worth a visit
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Fantastic Zoo and the close encounters experience was amazing
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Had a lovely day at drusillas with family . Park very clean animals well cared for lots to see and do!
Hello kitty world clised but was given half price tickets for anotger visit will deff go again .
Hello kitty world clised but was given half price tickets for anotger visit will deff go again .
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Great family fun
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We went to this zoo on holiday and although it was late September there were still a lot of animals to see, and our kids (4 years old) enjoyed it very much.
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Best zoo in england
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Kids love it, so i love it 😂 pricey if you are not a member
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Great place for children
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Great wholeday trip for preschoolers. Not all the rides work in the winter, but the kids had a grand time. Very educational
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A nice day out with the family with lots to do and see
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Great day out
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