Actually pretty sick zoo to be fair l

A really lovely place to visit. Very clean, great range of animals, friendly staff, nice enclosures too. Easy to get around with a pushchair. Great animal talks and shows throughout the day. A brilliant day out for children and adults. Highly recommended.

I took my 3 years old niece and it’s her fav place now. There is mini pool, indoor soft area, outdoor play area, dinosaur park and of course an awesome zoo. You can’t beat this place for variety to activities. I am now thinking of getting annual pass.

1st time visitor. Booked the Capybara experience which was amazing to feed and give scritches to Manny and Maple
Chole the keeper was very informative about the Capybaras. The enclosures were well thought out and was large enough to enjoy a whole day there.
Will definitely visit again.

Well laid out
Staff so helpful
Loads of viewing points
And amazing animals

Great experience, has more activities for children than it did the last time that I visited.

A lovely zoo with lots of animals which are always visible. We love the splash park, soft play and playground too. My daughter loves the dinosaurs 🦕

I am not a fan of zoos normally but these guys are trying their best to care for and enrich the lives of these wonderful species all at risk of future extinction at the hands of horrid selfish greedy humans. There wasn't a single member of staff who was unhelpful or rude in fact the total opposite, all of them were super helpful chatty kind and pleasant and very knowledgeable ( vivian/jess/hannah to name a few)
They all deserve a huge bonus and a million thanks at the super effort they are making. I loved my day/ evening at the zoo ...thanks a million guys
The Indian evening was so good...omg!!
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Decent zoo - more applicable to young kids. Our 10 year old found the dinosaur park a little boring. Nice large cats, pity many of the food stalls were not open even though it being a Monday in June. Tuna sandwich from main canteen was good. Also, please ensure the train runs more often, it was closed both when arriving at and leaving the zoo.

Nice place to visit with family specially summer holidays

Absolutely lovely!
My son really enjoyed this is a fantastic place

What a superb, well laid out zoo. Saw almost all the animals. Great display with the birds. Would highly recommend this great place.

Fantastic zoo. Family loved every part of it. The only one negative is there isn’t enough food variety but the chip stand was nice. Kids enjoyed the whole day. Highly recommend

We Travelled up from Kent to experience all that Hertfordshire Zoo had to offer and wow, it was most definitely worth the trip. Our visit was born out our sons obsession with the TV show 1 zoo 3 based on the zoo and he was completely overwhelmed and somewhat starstruck when we got to meet Aaron Whitnall in person. We would definitely recommend a visit and suggest buying tickets in advance just to aid access.

Very enjoyable. The dinosaurs were impressive :)

Very nice zoom with great and unqiue animals, animals are well looked after and seem happy.

Everything went through without complications.

Kid loved it

Not bad free parking nice animals wish more

Great time with family

Kids loved it

I would recommend going in the morning. Because it was hot in the afternoon, we didn't see many animals.

What a beautiful day out!
Took the class on a day out to the zoo and had a genuinely really pleasant time. We started at the dinosaur trail, and these are always a classic - but this one was special. The dinosaurs were animatronic and moved/spashed water and hid in the bushes. Really quite interactive and plenty of designated places to take some photos. I’d say this trail is wheelchair/buggy accessible too!

There were plenty of restrooms dotted around. Almost all exhibits had a bathroom nearby, which was fantastic. There was also one smoking shelter by the flower archway/giftshop which was hidden nicely and had a bench and two bins.

The enclosures were a pretty dignified size for the larger animals, like the sunbear and the lions - which was wonderful for them, but it did mean we didn’t see too much of them (to be expected). However, all of the larger animal enclosures had viewing points that were accessed by stairs and meant you could try and scout out the sleeping lions from a birds eye view! (the capybaras, snow leopard, penguins, lions, sunbear, tiger all had view points). The indoor enclosures were quite a short walkthrough in a humid space but it was a good laugh. The armadillo was.. the fastest animal in the room by far.

They had two ‘walkthrough’ experiences which was really fun. You could walk through a push gate entrance to see the goats upclose, and they provide hand sanitiser and a hand washing station at the exit too! You can also walk through a push gate entrance to walk beside the Emus and Wallabys! Although, I do recommend being cautious around the Emus as they had an attitude. (I understand…)

As for the food? Incredible. I counted 3 total large canopy seated areas, entirely shaded and plenty of benches to eat packed lunch or food purchased from the stalls or restraunt. The restaurant was reasonably priced (£9 for a burger and fries - student said ‘five guys would charge double and they taste the same) so I think that was a compliment, because the food was packaged well and looked great! The chips were skin on fries and cost £4 and oh my! The portion was phenominal we shared between three people.. and I love chips. There was also another restaurant by the sunbear, and I can’t comment on the food as we did not buy any but the staff filled our water bottles which was nice! (bottle of coke was £3.50). They also filled our water bottles at the main restaurant too!

All in all, we had a good time. The gift shops had a great selection in both, just note that they do not take cash in the zoo and it’s hard to get signal - so transfer any money over beforehand! Great day - great memories. 🤍🎀

Great day out with our Granchildren, loads to do.
Kids aged 4, 7 and 10 they all had liads of fun

Very simple, but well organized!