Paradise Park
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Kids seem to enjoy it, as with most of these places, if your going to go on a regular basis, you are best of going to a yearly pass.
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Ciekawe miejsce. Super do spędzenia czasu z dziećmi.
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Kids really enjoyed the dinosaurs and outdoor play areas. Also has indoor soft play and amusements.
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My 2 year old son and I frequented Paradise Park often over the course of a year. He liked the soft play and the pay to play games inside (truck driving etc) I liked the garden trail walk at the end. The site is set out nicely for an adventurous day. With a miniature railway to finish it off. The annual pass is very reasonable as is the whole site. Plenty of places for a picnic and the best bit is you can actually avoid the toy store/ gift store
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Weird and creepy. But the play areas and train were fun
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Quite expensive to get in but spent most of the day there so worked out well.. soft play was very grubby and dusty but kids didn't mind, outside area lovely, no dairy free options. Cafe extremely expensive so if going make sure you take a packed lunch. Even though it was a weekend and half-term still plenty of room for every one
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Great amount of stock. Bigger then I thought but enjoyed the day with the train ride with our little one would be recommending and visiting in the near future
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An excellent place to amuse children between 6 and 12 years. Lots of roaring lifelike dinosaurs and play areas with a train ride. There are a lot of games to play and a good cafe as well.
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Obviously kids love this place but it can be an expensive day out!! Great that on a wet day still plenty to see and do. Gift shop, clothing ranges, garden plants and tools and very nice cafe in addition to all the play areas and Dinosaurs!<br><br>Good place to have a coffee even if you don't want to see the park etc!
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A fun place for kids, a big walk for the family, dinos, informational, arcade machines old and new, ponds with wild life, water features and a ride along train! A cafe too with cheap food, £9 for a burger meal, that's less than most restaurants or cafes. A MASSIVE gift shop, with all sorts in, from statues, to hard wood side board tables, to pillows, to large throw rugs, to garden center stock (plants, seeds tools etc), to JML products.<br><br>The ponds could do with dredging, the food is nice and amazingly cheap, very educational and informational, lots on the history of local buildings and they're visually concerned with safety (2 walk ways were closed off).<br>5 Stars.
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Good garden centre....
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Lovely day out the children loved the man on the train
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Great for old and young
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Much more to do than we expected. Could fill the day with the kids easily.
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Really enjoyed taking our young grandchildren here. The dinasours were a bit scary for them but the play areas were excellent.
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Good garden center got everything
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Good for a family day out
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A great place for an unplanned visit, lovely cafe. Oh and bargains as well.
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Nice!
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Went just after new year and it was OK. The attraction was a bit dated and some of the dinersaurs need a bit of WD40. Nice cafe and friendly staff. The train was fun for our little one.
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Fabulous all round day out, went there for my grand sons 3rd birthday🎉
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General retail shop.
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Pleasent
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Really poor selection of seed potatoes! Disappointing!
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Always a good day out with the munchkins, lots to learn, see, and do.
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