Paradise Wildlife Park
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Adorable zoo about an hour to hour and a half from Central London. If you have the time and a car I definitely recommend this zoo over the ZSL zoo.Every exhibit has multiple viewpoints here. There were plenty of opportunities to easily see all the animals here. The enclosures were extremely well kept and I think all had an indoor and outdoor area for the animals.
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I recently went to Paradise Wildlife Park with my 2 young children and mother in law, we were having an amazing time when unfortunately my daughter was stung on the lip by a wasp. We asked a member of staff where we could find a first aider, he promptly called one over to us and waited with us until she arrived. We were seen by a lovely first aider who advised us that due to the swelling it would be best to go to the pharmacy (getting a 2nd opinion to confirm this) she then personally accompanied us back to our car. The next day I received an email from the team to check up on my daughter, I felt this really went above and beyond and shows they are a caring and attentive organisation. We are looking forward to coming back soon to experience the whole park.
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Me and my family had a good day at the zoo yesterday lots to do and see the guys and girls that run the zoo are fantastic and very helpful their knowledge on the animals is also fantastic my children of 8,12,14 had a great time my only complaint is that Dino train I believe they shouldn’t charge for that £2 to be on the train for about 3-4 mins to see fake dinosaurs is a bit of a joke other than the Dino thing we had a good day
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A very clean and tidy place. Very helpful and friendly staff. A great place to visit. The dinosaur area is great, the kids loved it. The zoo is great and nice to see the animals looking well care for and nice cage area for them. The jeep that is half in the lion cage is a brilliant idea.
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Booked meerkat experience for daughters 21st birthday as mad on meerkats. It was expensive and a rip off in as much as given small bowl of food by keeper to entice them over and one ate from bowl and then after that it was more of a talk about them . Thought they should have had experience maybe in larger enclosure. She enjoyed it but thought more interaction with them. Saw people doing experience in Isle of Wight zoo and they clambered all over people because had more food . Paradise park is nice day out.
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Good fun day out
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Great day out, with the Family.
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Awesome place to come,lots of animals here. Can get a food bag and feed some of the animals. My daughter loved it here! Thinking of trying out one of the experiences next.
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Really exciting place for young children and people who love animals
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Loved the animals ♥️ but feel like they need more space to roam and time away from noisy children and people 😭
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Fantastic place to visit. Prices very reasonable. Lots to do.
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Great day, very informative staff!
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Had a fantastic day out yesterday. I did, Feed the Tiger experience .would like to thank Josh the keeper, for a very enjoyable, amazing time. He was very knowledgeable, friendly and made sure my family were included in sharing my experience. The whole park had something for everyone and all ages. Good value for money. Staff friendly and approachable, well worth a visit.
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Lots to see n do. Animals seem to be looked after well. Could spend a whole day there.
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We loved it. It suited all ages from ages 4 to 64. It is a good value family day out. Interesting dinosaurs and animal exhibits. Lots for the kids to do.
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Brilliant!!
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Brilliant day. Just spoilt at very start but accident at gate. Hope cyclist was ok. We had a child with csc needs with us but he started to relax and enjoy his day. The Lions were wonderful so much has been developed since my last visit in 2013
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Great place highly recommended
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My 2 year old loved it but some enclosures were empty. No tigers or snow leopard.
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Lovely place, can't fault it.
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This was our first opportunity to visit the new lion enclosure. This is magnificent and we wait to see how the previous lion enclosure is developed. The keeper talks and the bird display were clear and informative without being too long and rambling.
Overall we had a nice day here and look forward to returning but wish to make some comments.
This is a small zoo and as such it is an easy way to introduce children to wild animals. That said, there appears to be an over-emphasis on child entertainment. Dinosaur parks may be popular but to place a noisy one in a wooded area with woodland animals seems a bit crass. It was not surprising that only the wolves were visible: the deer and other occupants were in hiding. We appreciate some animals move about at different times of the day and many are nocturnal but very few like noise!
Most zoos we visit have regular signposts to the different animals facilitating the ability to locate them: we only saw one signpost here and even with the zoo map found navigating somewhat difficult. We went looking for the corsac fox enclosure (shown on the zoo map) to find that it was empty. The informative sign had been removed but there was no notice that the corsac fox was no longer there.
The plants and flower beds were very well maintained and so we were surprised at the lack of vegetation in the penguin enclosure. Yes, their natural habitat is sea and sand but they are also used to bushes and grass in the wild.
Overall we had a nice day here and look forward to returning but wish to make some comments.
This is a small zoo and as such it is an easy way to introduce children to wild animals. That said, there appears to be an over-emphasis on child entertainment. Dinosaur parks may be popular but to place a noisy one in a wooded area with woodland animals seems a bit crass. It was not surprising that only the wolves were visible: the deer and other occupants were in hiding. We appreciate some animals move about at different times of the day and many are nocturnal but very few like noise!
Most zoos we visit have regular signposts to the different animals facilitating the ability to locate them: we only saw one signpost here and even with the zoo map found navigating somewhat difficult. We went looking for the corsac fox enclosure (shown on the zoo map) to find that it was empty. The informative sign had been removed but there was no notice that the corsac fox was no longer there.
The plants and flower beds were very well maintained and so we were surprised at the lack of vegetation in the penguin enclosure. Yes, their natural habitat is sea and sand but they are also used to bushes and grass in the wild.
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Our visit today was ok but expensive for what in offer lots of empty animals cages the water and soap were empty we could wash our hands we could find were to buy food to feed the animals lots of picnic areas nice and clean lots of areas for young children to play got paddle pool little train to take you around and dinosaur park was nice walk around the different dinosaur made noises and moved the tails and head
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We go here several times a year as it’s so lovely. The animals (lions, tigers, penguins etc) all seem well cared for, the different animal ‘talks’ throughout the day are interesting and informative.
The dinosaur park is fantastic.
There’s parks, soft play & a splash pool too.
My only complaints are - a spelling mistake on the jaguar’s enclosure (see pic) and more importantly- the lack of regard to safeguarding around the splash park. Far too many adults taking photos & videos of mostly (in some cases completely!) naked children. This seriously needs addressing - photos should not be permitted around the pool.
The dinosaur park is fantastic.
There’s parks, soft play & a splash pool too.
My only complaints are - a spelling mistake on the jaguar’s enclosure (see pic) and more importantly- the lack of regard to safeguarding around the splash park. Far too many adults taking photos & videos of mostly (in some cases completely!) naked children. This seriously needs addressing - photos should not be permitted around the pool.
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Lovely day out, pleasant staff
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This is good place for family for days out especially during school holidays
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