Drusillas Park
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Absolutely loved it!!<br>Our children really enjoyed it!!!!
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Lovely day out, lots to do for all ages
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It was fantastic to I came from folkestone and with family of five and we had a great day thankyou it the best zoo we been too nice animal's and we bought a are own feed and drinks but we had a donghnut and we loved them
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Really great place to take children, with lots of animals to see and free rides. Either take a picnic or eat there.
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Good Place for kids.
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A great day out for the family. We had ages 1 up to 11 with us and plenty to do for all.
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Absolutely fantastic. So much to do now compared to when I went over 25 years ago. Really good fun for all the family. Not bad price to get in considering what's included like Hello Kitty rides and the water park. Food is a bit overpriced so take a picnic. Lots of seating areas. Only slight complaint is baby changing is a real trek from the zoo area and there is only one in the seating and play area.
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Visited Drussilas Park this summer with my 8 year old granddaughter. It was a lovely day and she really enjoyed it.
Lovely zoo with lots of animals that she loves..she pretended milking a cow too. The monkeys were carrying their babies in their back so small and cute..the funny and sweet meerkats etc. Too many to mention.
Huge amount of entertainment to keep children amused.
She lives in Australia so she was surprised to see the kookaburras that she normally sees in her garden. A fantastic day for all of us.
It’s so much to do..that if you have children to entertain Drussilas is best place. Toilets very clean. Restaurant good.
Lovely zoo with lots of animals that she loves..she pretended milking a cow too. The monkeys were carrying their babies in their back so small and cute..the funny and sweet meerkats etc. Too many to mention.
Huge amount of entertainment to keep children amused.
She lives in Australia so she was surprised to see the kookaburras that she normally sees in her garden. A fantastic day for all of us.
It’s so much to do..that if you have children to entertain Drussilas is best place. Toilets very clean. Restaurant good.
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My 6yr old daughter took part in the kids photography day as a birthday present. I can not recommend this enough. Due to her age I went with her into most of the enclosures until she got her confidence and that was all OK. Keeper Sam was our guide for the day and he was absolutely brilliant. There were four kids ranging from 6 to approx 13 and he kept them all engaged and was able to ensure each child was able to take a full part in the day. He was very knowledgeable and was able to communicate this is an appropriate way for the kids and the parents. The whole day was an amazing experience and my daughter took some very good pictures on her simple “point and shot” camera.
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Took our Grandchildren ( 7 and 21 months) Monday afternoon. Entrance fees are uite high, although under 2’s free. Even with 2 senior tickets and 1 child it was £59.50. However we used our Tesco Clubcard vouchers which cost us £20.00 in vouchers. However, there’s loads for kids to see and do. We first followed the Zoo trail, which took us to see all the animals. There is a wide variety of animals to see from all over the world and they are housed in suitable enclosures, which allows good opportunities to see the animals whilst providing good animal welfare. There was interesting information about each animal group plus a ‘stamping station ‘ that allowed our enthusiastic granddaughter to stamp her booklet (provided ) to show that she had seen that particular type of animal. She loved this, After seeing all the animals, we then moved onto the play areas. These were great and included huge adventure climbing frames, swings, zip ropes, a fun water area and mazes. There were also numerous rides suitable for both our little ones, plus a train for a trip around the site, all included in the entry price. The usual types of food outlets completed the offerings, including one with an indoor soft play area suitable for young toddlers. We were lucky with lovely weather as there isn’t so much to do it it’s raining, other than to wander in the wet. Although we visited during the school holidays there weren’t any real queues so we quickly got on the rides quite a few times as they were a big hit.
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This is definitley a child friendly place to visit, Not the best for adults but it is kid orientated, The special animal experiences however are amazing! Fully recommend doing one, The Sloth one is expensive but so hands on and you will have such am amazing memory
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Initially I thought admission price was a bit much as it looked quite small when we first entered but I was wrong. There is plenty to do and many of the rides inside the park are free. The zoo and farm areas were great and it was easy to get around despite it being very busy.<br>Food was reasonably priced too.<br><br>It would ideally suit families whose kids are 3+ in order to get the most out of the facilities.
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Amazing day out its about the only time i get away with being stupid a great day out with the wife and grandchildren
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What a fun place my 3 yr old loved it nice mix of animals &rides
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Excellent day out very good value for your money<br>Grankids had a fantasric time
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Fantastic lots to do for all ages
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Very good for the kids
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A great day out reasonably priced you can actually see all the animals, fantastic for younger children
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great wildlife zoo with brilliant additions for kids, such as a water play park and small theme park
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My 2.5 year old loved it. Animals and rides. He smiled most of the time.
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Drussilas is a wonderful day out with plently of intresting animals and fun interactive activities for the children. And off course the adults. Overall this is a fantastic day out worth the £20 admission fee. One big fault is the Explorers Cafe. It was extremely dated although it was meant to be a cowboy individual theme the colours dont go well give a dark and uninviting feel. The food ordered was very mediocre,bland and variety was poor. With the turnover this Zoo makes im sure a redecoration project would be hard to afford. This does Zoo unfortunately does unfortunately deserve a 3 star for know but with a look at funding and redecoration of their cafe's will help boost their profit. But i would still say it is an amazing day out just bring your own food. ☆☆☆
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Huge variety of activities- zoo, farm, water play, play areas, rides designed to provide a full and fun day out for pre school and primary ages children. Very clean, lots of picnic areas and helpful friendly staff.
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Lovely place to go with young children. Lots for them to do and see.
After going through the zoo there is a play park which the children thoroughly enjoyed.
We had a meal here and a drink got spilt, they cleaned it up and replaced it without charge.
All the staff we met were polite and helpful.
After going through the zoo there is a play park which the children thoroughly enjoyed.
We had a meal here and a drink got spilt, they cleaned it up and replaced it without charge.
All the staff we met were polite and helpful.
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Great zoo. Great rides for young ones.
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Such a lovely day out, the family really enjoyed the wide range of activities from animals, adventures, park and rides. Definitely a place I will be visiting yearly :)
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