If you don't take your kids here to see the animals and ride the train, as a parent you stink! The prices are reasonable for a say at the zoo, take the train, they have a shuttle to come get you, to take you to the zoo!

It's a very good zoo easy to push buggies & wheelchairs round.<br>Staff are very friendly will always help you & the animals are very close so even the smallest child can see them.

Really nice day out.. I'm been there with my friend.. at the beginning we was a bit confused just because we was lost inside the park but then we followed the street and have an amazing experience.. there's a place where you can buy some food to feel the animals also some place where you can eat..

A great wildlife park that's fun for all ages! They have a nice variety of animals, in particular the amount of different big cats. The food is reasonably priced and they have lots of play areas for children.

Great place and value for money.

As a gift from my daughter, my wife and I was treated to the tiger tea experience ,where we was given a tour of the cats with their keeper Shirley who was excellent at explaining the different cats and their needs .We was surprised to hear how much effort goes into the welfare of these and all the animals they have . When the tour was finished we had a generous selection food items for our breakfast ,Later we got talking to Nick as he was giving the cheetah talk and his stories of these big cats over the years his been involved with was fascinating .

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Had a great day out here for my son's 1st birthday would definitely go there again when he's a bit older and were up that way again

Great for kids.

Great day out

A nice place. Well kept with lots to see and do. A great place for young children.

Great experience

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Fantastic place, lots to do for all the family

I felt very sorry for the lone tiger that I saw, who was pacing up and down, exactly the same distance each time; he looked depressed. I heard other visitors comment too.

Overall, I'm not impressed with this place, more so as I'd really been looking forward to my visit. There aren't that many animals, there's too many children activities like playgrounds, machines, rides etc., that take up too much space. It's more like an amusement park with some animals. I guess it's great if you have a young family.

The only saving grace was the lady who did the rainforest tour at 1.15pm, and I was the only one there so I got a private tour. I forget her name, but she seemed very knowledgeable, answered any questions that I had and genuinely enjoyed what she was doing. That was easily the highlight of my visit!

I would do the rainforest experience, where you get to go into the enclosures and feed the animals, including the sloths (which I love!) but, after a safety briefing, you only get about 20-25 minutes with the animals and it costs an exhorbitant £99 😮😮It's just £54 at London Zoo.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't understand why PWP has an entire section dedicated to farmyard animals!?! Eh? A zoo is supposed to be about conservation-I hardly think sheep need help!

I had a jacket potato at Sam's Safari eating place, which was perfectly acceptable. But I'd like to suggest that the staff/people in charge use proper metal cutlery and proper plates, then wash them, instead of the ridiculous plastic knives and forks and weird plastic/paper things to eat from. What a waste using plastic disposable cutlery that then gets thrown away, presumably ending up in landfill. In a place of conservation, I would hope for better. Granted, there are recycling bins around outside, but who's going to carry out all their food waste along with bags, cameras, coats etc?

Finally, the gift shop is excellent if you have kids-lots of stuff to buy that appeals to kids, but very little in the way of stuff for adults. I don't think I saw one book or anything with substance to it.

I'm still glad I went and very grateful to the lady who gave me the rainforest feeding tour-that was a treasured highlight.

As part of my 60th birthday celebrations my husband bought me the Tiger Tea Experience. This included a big cat keeper giving us a tour of all the big cats. Our keeper was Kim who was very in tune with the big cats & extremely knowledgable. The tour lasts roughly an hour & you get quite close to the cats if they are inside. Do take a camera & get lots of photos like I did. My favourite is the Cheetah which we were informed isn't classified as a big cat. The star of the day was Moto the male lion. Kim warned us of a stunt he pulls when you walk past the enclosure if he is outside a bit too close, & true to form Moto obliged by urinating through the fencing of the enclosure all over another gentleman also on the tour. When the tour was over we were then escorted to our afternoon tea which we had overlooking the Tigers it was brilliant, lovely selection of sandwiches, fancy cakes, scones with jam & cream, tea, coffee & fruit juices. Although the whole experience only lasts a couple of hours, you are free to arrive as early as you like & leave when you like, make the most of it & spend the whole day. I wholeheartedly recommend this. A great day out.

This is a good park, a fun day out especially if you have children. However, a few areas could use improvement.

My first impression was not good at all. The lady on the entrance counter managed to serve me (take my pre-paid voucher and hand over a map) without so much as greeting me whilst carrying on a personal conversation. How rude! It did get better though.

Both the indoor and outdoor animal shows were excellent and interesting enough to hold my fidgety 16 month old's attention. Staff seemed really knowledgeable and friendly, and we really enjoyed the birds being flown so close to us.

I didn't like that there was a small dog running around the soft play at all. How unhygienic for one thing! Children have to wear socks for hygiene reasons but then you allow dogs to run around the place?? And what about safety? Even outdoor play areas are fenced to exclude dogs for a reason.

There were lots of great play areas to explore including some novel ones like the large fire engine. The slide in the undercover area could use some maintenance, most unslidy slide I've been on. The train ride was fun and the driver was friendly.

Food was ok - typical fast food, prices were ok.

The snow leopards were magnificent and seemed happy enough in their enclosure, they seemed to be courting. I wish i could say the same for the rest of the big cats. So many tigers in a small enclosure, all pacing was sad to see. And the Jaguar was the worst, it was being kept in a shockingly small cage whilst the rest of the enclosure was worked on and looked very distressed. The exhibit was not officially open but you could see the poor creature pacing the small space which was very sad.

A mixed review but I'd probably return to see the shows again, and i'd like to see the bat exhibit when it re-opens.

Visited with my friends and their children and had a very enjoyable time. Lots of different interesting animals, nicely spaced out. Well looked after enclosures. The red panda was adorable! Went on the train ride which was great. Restaurant had good food (the freshly prepared baked potatoes looked substantial and very appetising). Restaurant staff were very welcoming and efficient. Didn’t wait long for our food which was nice and hot. Tom picked us up in the shuttle minibus (you need to phone to request it). He was great; very welcoming and knowledgable. Glad we went in low season as it is doubtless very busy in the summer. A lovely, chilled day out!

Plenty to see and doesn't take more than a day

Really enjoyed our day with our grand children lots to see and do.

Great day out

Great fun!!!

A little bit disappointed, not a big fan of the zoo, took my little boy he enjoyed it but he wasn’t raving about it.
Not much to do but walk around, play area for the kids.
As usual the food is expensive and poor quality

Had a brilliant day here. We come here numerous times a year and its brilliant. Good park for children and brilliant soft play. lots of animals to see and great talks and shows all day. Children love it. Its not overly busy even in peak times. lots of ramps for prams and wheelchairs. cheap transfers to and from Broxbourne train station £1 return for children and £3 return for adults. Lots of parking available. Recommend for the whole family.

We had an amazing day out here. Amazing staff and loads of animals to see and get close too.