Paradise Wildlife Park
Latest Reviews
A beautiful park with activities and talks for all ages. A wonderful day out.
Source: google.com
A must go. Brilliant. Dinosaurs are excellent. Food on site. Kids meal £5....adults food good. Loads to do. Even a splash pool for kids
Source: google.com
Had fantastic day out with my grandaughter and her nursery.
Source: google.com
The name says it all.....
Source: google.com
Cheaper than any zoo! Great day out for the family , especially now that they have the dinosaur thing going on as well!
Source: google.com
Really nice facility. Loads for the kids. Only thing missing is some decent food. Everything is very fast food, bleugh.
Source: google.com
Brilliant say out
Source: google.com
An excellent wildlife park. Provides families with a great experience and interaction with the animals in the park, especially the big cats which is a highlight.
Source: google.com
A good family fun day out. Take a pack lunch other wise it can be expensive
Source: google.com
Had a great day out her with my 4.5y/o daughter she really enjoyed the variety of animals and the dinosaur walk through.
Easy to get around and can get very close to the big cats here
A Visit is well recommend here
Took our own lunch with plenty of spots to stop and eat
Staff were friendly and parking was also very close
Easy to get around and can get very close to the big cats here
A Visit is well recommend here
Took our own lunch with plenty of spots to stop and eat
Staff were friendly and parking was also very close
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
I was in my final year at Hertfordshire university so wanted to visit lots of things in the local area before leaving. Me and my partner decided to visit PWP to see the different animals we hadn't seen before (white tiger, white lions). It was amazing to see all the different animals. We were able to pay for a bag of veggies to feed to the goats, sheep, rabbits etc. There was a splash park for kids to play in, we didn't go in it. There were lots of different children play areas. There was the new dinosaur park with moving dinosaurs. These were good if you had children. There was also a dinosaur train that cost an extra £2 per person! Even though it was already expensive to get in. The train went past the moving dinosaurs, although you could walk fast than it was going. I then went past a wolf enclosure but you can't be sure to see them as when we went to see them they were asleep. The woodland walk bit was closed which meant we couldn't see the animals down there (deer, foxes) which we were looking forward to seeing. The food was quite overprices considering the quality of it. I had a a burger and chips and the burger was cheap meat which was just chewy and tasteless so most of it got left. It also took us between 30 and 45 minuets to get through the line to order some food and then it was a mission to find somewhere to sit. The cold soft drinks where also very expensive. I would recommend bringing your own food and drink. There was also a crazy gold course but there was also an extra cost. There was tree top walk ways so you can see over the top of the animals enclosures which was good. All in all, the animals are great but it is more suited for families with children due to the amount of play areas.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
Great place, the keepers genuinely care about the animals welfare and are very knowledgeable and friendly. Lots for kids to do too.
Source: google.com
Love this place. Great new walking with dinosaurs attraction.
Source: google.com
great variety of animals. Suitable for all ages.
Source: google.com
Myself and my partner fancied a little day out so visited the PWP on a Friday afternoon. Parking was okay, though the parking spots were already all almost gone, it was lucky that we found one! We got there just in time for the red panda feed and talk which was amazing as we both absolutely love red pandas! Tilly was adorable and the talk was interesting, though personally I could have listened for longer!
As adults, we obviously came for the animal park rather than the playgrounds which are much more geared towards kids.
The animal park itself is pretty good, the animals seem well looked after although we did have a slight concern that the cheetah looked stressed/frustrated as he/she was pacing a lot around the enclosure. Felt a little sorry for the penguins too as it's so hot right now; I feel they would have benefitted from some real big ice blocks like the ones I saw at the penguin enclosure at Lisbon Oceanarium. A few of the enclosures seemed a bit too small for the animals. All the other animals seemed pretty chilled and happy.
We didn't eat here but the food prices actually seemed pretty reasonable for an amusement park, moreso than we expected. Also plenty of areas to sit down and have a picnic. There was plenty for kids to do which is obviously great for parents. The dinosaur park area was a bit boring and underwhelming for us but we could see why it would appeal to (especially younger) kids. Felt a little bit sorry for the parents being trapped by the dinosaur gift shop on the way out of here too!!
The little lagoon part looked fantastic for kids as well.
All in all a fun day out... tickets quite pricey for what it is especially for two adults alone and booked in advance.
As adults, we obviously came for the animal park rather than the playgrounds which are much more geared towards kids.
The animal park itself is pretty good, the animals seem well looked after although we did have a slight concern that the cheetah looked stressed/frustrated as he/she was pacing a lot around the enclosure. Felt a little sorry for the penguins too as it's so hot right now; I feel they would have benefitted from some real big ice blocks like the ones I saw at the penguin enclosure at Lisbon Oceanarium. A few of the enclosures seemed a bit too small for the animals. All the other animals seemed pretty chilled and happy.
We didn't eat here but the food prices actually seemed pretty reasonable for an amusement park, moreso than we expected. Also plenty of areas to sit down and have a picnic. There was plenty for kids to do which is obviously great for parents. The dinosaur park area was a bit boring and underwhelming for us but we could see why it would appeal to (especially younger) kids. Felt a little bit sorry for the parents being trapped by the dinosaur gift shop on the way out of here too!!
The little lagoon part looked fantastic for kids as well.
All in all a fun day out... tickets quite pricey for what it is especially for two adults alone and booked in advance.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
Such a variety of things to do at Paradise Park, our daughter loved it :)
Source: google.com
One of The best zoo I have been too and is kids friendly and they have nice kids playground
Source: google.com
Bit pricey but loads to do. Good if you have a dinosaur fan. Gift shop not badly priced but food is expensive.
Source: google.com
Great for family day out.
Source: google.com
Excellent for children and the family
Source: google.com
lovely day with the kids. kids really enjoyed the dinosaurs.
Source: google.com
Great place for the whole family. Going back again soon. All the animals seem to be in tip top condition & are very well cared for.
Source: google.com
Very good place for a day out
Source: google.com
All plan to go with family
Source: google.com
Amazing place! Lots of fun for kids. The animals are magnificent and look really well cared for. You can really get close to them, which makes all the difference.
Source: google.com
