Paradise Wildlife Park

4.6/5 based on 7518 reviews
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Beautiful place, worth for an afternoon outing. Targeted at smaller people, my husband and I really enjoyed it. Had the afternoon tea with tigers (tour) which was amazing.... Well recommended.
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Brilliant day
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Stunning place to spend a day
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We visited with grandchildren aged 1 and 4. The playground areas are excellent with a wide range of activities although most were in the open air and our experience would have been different if it had rained.
We had lunch in Safari Sam's which was about as you would expect. Fairly basic but with a reasonable choice for the adults and children.
The wildlife element of the park is not extensive but it is well presented.
Well worth a visit.
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Real paradise...
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my daughter enjoyed every moment over there
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If you do not have a car the nearest railway station is Broxbourne, you can ring for transport and there is a cost of £3 return for an adult. There is plenty for the kids to do
and numerous food outlets. Fabulous to see the animals so close up especially the wild cats and the zebra. You get some great views of the cats from the tree top walkway. It was great to listen to a talk on the red pandas and seeing them being fed. As a speedway fan of many years, had a brilliant time walking around the speedway museum seeing all the exhibits and memorabilia and having my picture taken on a bike. The museum is situated just by the entrance to the park. All the staff were very friendly and helpful.
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Quite expensive if paying full price or I would give 5 stars!
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Great place for children
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Really good variety of things to do.
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Great place, loads of different animals to see. The park is very well structured over a large plot of land. Very very kid friendly with play parks and the staff give the best talks with a lot of information about their animals and the species in general. The big cats are by far the most interesting for me, yet the smaller cuter animals also are impressive to see. Amazingly large enclosures for all animals, they clearly love being there!
Also, there’s a really lovely ‘woodland walk’ with excellent teaching guides throughout the park for kids and adults to learn things they never thought they would about wildlife, and their homes!
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A very nice zoo. It's not massive but there's a lot to see and there are regular demos/shows on. The children's play area is very well equipped and our toddler enjoyed playing there.
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It was a good day out for all the family abit expensive for the amount of animals on show but you could see all the money is spent on the animals was very clean and we'll kept....deffo recommend to others
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The little ones loved it
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I actually enjoyed my afternoon here but the park it's self is quite small , the big cat collection was very impressive and you felt very close to the animals , that said the entry price was quite exspensive for an afternoon and you would be hard pushed to stretch a day out of it , the prince I guess is reflective of everything nowadays in the U.K.
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Very nice Place to spend time with family and kids.
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My family of four adults and a one year old spent about four hours here. The weather was perfect. There are plenty of play areas for children from toddler to 10 yrs plus many picnic areas (we took a picnic). We went round the animal enclosures and found a fair amount empty and I don't mean those that open out into bigger enclosures. There weren't that many bigger animals either. We saw a magnificent white tiger, two zebras, four emus, two tapirs, a lion, alpacas, camels and couldn't spot the cheetah(s). I entitled this review 'bemused' because the price for an adult at £19.80 is just too high and then you are expected to pay for little extras once you're inside such as £1 for a 3-minute train ride, £3 for crazy golf etc. We were going to have an ice cream but that would have amounted to £10-£12, another expense. I got vouchers throughTesco Clubcard towards the £79.20 bill. If I had paid full price, I would not have felt my money was well spent. I would have gone for three and a half stars if there was such a thing .....
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I really do not understand how people run this place down, can only assume they have never been.
Visited yesterday with family members. We all love it here as it is easy to get around, plenty of picnic areas, toilets and seating. Lots for the little one to do free of charge. The play areas are fantastic.
Animals all seem very happy and the money being put into the place is evident with all the new building that has been completed and is still under construction.
Car parks are clearly signed and if you don't know what bay markings and signs mean then that is your own fault and not the problem of the park staff.
Don't worry Paradise Wildlife Park anyone who has been knows what a great little place it is.
Finally we to had a voucher and the staff were very polite and courteous. I suggest the moaners go elsewhere and leave this lovely place for civilised people to enjoy.
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Amazing place. I have been there on many occasions with my family and friends. I have visited when Daly Thompson was there with his children and their nanny. I witnessed the tiger cubs being walked outside of their pen and they played on the slides in the park. It was amazing but I didn't have my damn camera with me! I have also experienced the evening visit for £10 where we got to see the keepers feeding and petting the tigers and could photograph up close all of the animals. There was an artist's work on display and a great talk by the keepers and owners. Truly amazing place.
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Its pretty good value for money. Lots of different animals there. Missing some of the 'big guns' like elephants, rhinos and giraffes, but they had a tiger, some white lions and a couple of snow leopards so still pretty decent. Food and gift shop were expensive, but then thats to be expected with anywhere like this.
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Great day, helpful staff bought a Meerkat experience for my daughter for a birthday gift and the whole family loved it.
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Visited the zoo today, first time for many years, we had a really good day, the keepers are so passionate about the animals, the park was very clean, food was very reasonable priced, plenty of picnic places to eat, my only bad comment would be, they are still charging full entry price, but we found a lot of the outlets were shut, which I feel is wrong when you are still having to pay full price, other than this I would definitely recommend this zoo, a really great day out.
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A really lovely family day out
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What an incredible day had by all. I have a 20 month old and a 2 year old who both thoroughly enjoyed their day at Paradise Wildlife Park. A day full of activities which could have continued to a second. Fantastic staff, activities for all ages and very cost effective for the overall experience. Could not recommend enough!!
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Wonderful experience worth the visit - lots to see - my granddaughter thoroughly enjoyed the experience would definitely return
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