It's good fun.

excellent for young kids

Great place to visit for the family

Possibly the best zoo in the country.

I love this zoo

My girlfriend loves sloths - we got a voucher to feed sloths - I think this was one of the best things she has ever done, and that includes meeting me :D

As well as the keeper activity the ticket allowed us entry to the park. The park was brilliantly maintained, it had activities for young and old, and it was fun - it even had an animatronic dinosaur walk through!! All the staff we encountered were enthusiastic and friendly. We had a brilliant time!

Love this park. I visited for an animal experience. We met the lemurs and meerkats. Excellent. The staff knew what they were talking about. I felt completely safe in with the animals and feeding them. Really enjoyable experience, that I hope to repeat at some point!

Lovely day out with the kids, plenty to do.

It was very good

Not bad, half a day is enough. Getting lunch at lunchtime is horrendous, massive queues and limited seating area. Best bring your own food. However, the food was pretty nice.

Lovely quiet zoo, we went during winter period so wasn’t too busy. An amazing experience getting to pet the meerkats, would definitely go again. I enjoyed going in winter as it felt like you was alone with the animals on the forest as not many people were about!

Been visiting here since I was a child. So 20+ years. And it's always been magical. Special. Absolutely wonderful every single time.<br>I'm in love with the Bat Cave. Id spend all day in there alone!<br>I can't wait to be taking my children there one day.<br>But even as an adult, I visit as often as I can. Because it's a magical place. A special place to me.<br>And I hope it never changes. It only gets better and better each time. I love it so much.

Great place to visit with the family very good selection of animals and a children's play area also a train ride through 🦕 land in the woods

Our main purpose of the visit was to see the animatronic dinosaurs and we were not disapointed! The sounds and movement were very life like! Plenty of opportunities for selfies and (optional £2) train ride to see more models was enjoyed by our 6yr old and 3 yr old. Our boys loved all the climbing playground equipment and especially the cold lagoon pool! I would have prefered slightly heated water for my paddle. There are plenty of food outlets but queues will inevitably build at peak times, it would be helpful if tables and rubbish were cleared promptly so people can find a seat and the indoor drinks bar stayed open all of the time (sometimes it was open, sometimes unmanned). Big cats were fantastic to watch and we especially enjoyed feeding time at the end of the day before we returned home with tired feet.

Took our dinosaur mad 3 year. The whole family loved it. So much to do. Brilliant place.

Lovely wildlife park. Some rare breads and lots of play areas for the children on the way around. The staff were lovely and the dinosaur park was fabulous. Can't fault it. One of the best attractions we've visited in a long time. Well worth a visit. We did note that the children's meals were very good value too although we had taken a picnic with us. We really enjoyed our day here and will definately be returning.

Great place for the hole family

Great Park for children with many (too many?) attractions apart from the animals. As an adult I was enjoying the Park a lot as well but was missing educational material (info, books, ...) which is quite basic and mainly aimed at children. The main restaurant’s food was only average and parts of it quite filthy. A very friendly staff and the overall great impression of the Park however make for 4 points.

This was one of the BEST trip I've ever been to. I highly request you go to Paradise park, it's worth it. Also in terms of expense it's affordable.

Love the new dinosaur part to the park. Great day out.

Wonderful close up experiences with big cats!

Great day out, so much to do. My son hasnt stopped talking about it

We've done many keeper days and other animal experiences in many countries and I have to say this was the most organised/professional one we've ever done!

We started off at the Discovery centre where we were given a hot drink and biscuits.

Our first keeper for the day (Matt) came to pick us up exactly at 9am and took us to the alpacas. This is where we did our only actual work of the day (clearing out the alpaca enclosure). We only did this for about 20 mins and the rest of the day was all play and no work!

Matt, like all the keepers we met was very nice, friendly, knowledgeable and clearly trained in the art of taking to the public.

We've been in many days like this where the keepers clearly get no training and are a bit awkward or uncomfortable taking to strangers.

After this we met Amy who took us to the reptile house. She took us round and told us about all the animals then we went into the back room to meet a very cute turtle.

Then we met Sam who took us to the birds. We got to fly an owl and hand feed it which was great fun.

After we watched the bird show (which was only 15 mins long but very good) we were taken into the lorikeet house to feed them which was very entertaining!

Then we met Tom who we helped collect some animals for the animal antics show. We helped get rats and a ferret. Then we watched the animal antics show which was entertaining although felt a bit dated/cheesy and not quite as professional as the bird show.

Then we met Emily who took us to see the small mammals. By far the most fun part of the day!

We got to see the raccoons being trained and then we got to feed them (through the bars but they reach out their little cute hands through the bars to take the food from your hands!)

Then we put food around for the otters (unfortunately too dangerous to hand feed) and then got a front row seat when they were let out to eat.

She then took us to a back room where we saw a tenrec (which didn't want to come out to play unfortunately but no animals are forced out if they don't want to which is nice)

We also saw the amazingly cute sugar gliders.

Onto James. He took us to the squirrel monkey enclosure where we hid food everywhere for them. Then we watched while they ate.

Then we spent a long time (in a good way!) feeding the lemurs. They're so friendly and jump all over you. They take food from your hands and although we've feed lemurs many times it's still just as fun each time we do it!

Ashleigh then took us round the farm and talked about all the animals there.

Finally we met Tom who took us in to feed the tapirs. While he did the talk to the public we stroked the tapirs and watched them eat.

The day included breakfast and lunch (I think the vouchers should have been given to us when we checked in but we had to go back for them) which included food from their various places. However it wasn't entirely clear what was or wasn't allowed although we did eat plenty.

(Although the food service at the Sam's diner was very slow and not the best food in the world)

Even though some of the keepers that showed us round were interns they all came across very well and whatever training is done here need to be rolled out to other zoos doing these experiences.

The whole day was planned very well and every time we finished with one keeper, the next one was ready for us.

Overall an amazing day and we would highly recommend this to anyone. We will do this again in the future!

Lots to do and see, great day out for the kids, the park and inclosers are clean and well kept but there was a lot of animals missing, lots of looking at empty cages! Staff were incredibly helpful and polite, just don't skip the que to look at people dressed as dinosaurs they the staff literally block your kids and view even tho they stand in the middle of a playground or seating areas it's a privilege for people that pay only

Brilliant