Paradise Wildlife Park
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What dream place to be webby
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Brilliant smaller zoo with some surprising animals. (white tiger and white lions). Many children's play areas and activities. Also interesting Speedway Museum.
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A fantastic day out for the whole family.
I go every February for the speedway reunion when many old stars of the oval circuit meet to swap stories of days gone while current stars can look to the future of our great sport
I go every February for the speedway reunion when many old stars of the oval circuit meet to swap stories of days gone while current stars can look to the future of our great sport
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Had a brilliant day in paradise park. The speedway museum was excellent 5 star, the animals were lovely and everything was good til we wanted something to eat... We went to the cafe where they waited until we queued to inform us they had no pastries, so we went to the restaurant instead-plastic plates and cutlery were basically a sign of things to come. The chips were dry and the fish was greasy, found it very expensive for the food and quality we got. Apart from the dodgy food though, the actual place is excellent. Would go again but with a packed lunch perhaps.
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Superb wildlife Park especially if you have children
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A good place for a 7 year old to go mad.
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Before travelling to this venue it's worth checking on line about the offers and events this popular attraction has up and coming. We saved money by booking tickets on line, a good tip as for our family, it saved around nine pounds in admission fees.
On the occasion of our visit, speedway, an motorcycling sport, was celebrating it's 90th anniversary at the park and so there were exhibitions of bikes and other memorabilia to supplement the museum supporting this sport permanently based there.
Elsewhere, apart from the animals, there were plenty of "play areas" with apparatus, fire engines and trains to climb over. Slides[undercover], live shows and quite woodland walk to calm them down.
The animal enclosures were well spaced, and walk ways supplied to enhance views of several species, particularly the Big Cat area.
Several attractions were closed or still under construction however, but looking at the attractions website ahead of our visit, meant that we knew this before arrival, and therefore not disappointed.
We arrived at the venue around 11.30am, and remained on site until closure, being able to take in all the attractions at a reasonable pace.
On the occasion of our visit, speedway, an motorcycling sport, was celebrating it's 90th anniversary at the park and so there were exhibitions of bikes and other memorabilia to supplement the museum supporting this sport permanently based there.
Elsewhere, apart from the animals, there were plenty of "play areas" with apparatus, fire engines and trains to climb over. Slides[undercover], live shows and quite woodland walk to calm them down.
The animal enclosures were well spaced, and walk ways supplied to enhance views of several species, particularly the Big Cat area.
Several attractions were closed or still under construction however, but looking at the attractions website ahead of our visit, meant that we knew this before arrival, and therefore not disappointed.
We arrived at the venue around 11.30am, and remained on site until closure, being able to take in all the attractions at a reasonable pace.
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Great time with 3yo. She didn't want to leave. Friendly helpful staff and considering it's a zoo, not too expensive either.
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Great zoo for kids
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Great day out for grown ups & kids
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I do like paradise wildlife park, it is just such a shame thath the big animals have such confined spaces.
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Great facilities. Paved walkways. Superb animals. Nice kids play areas.
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Nice and close to the animals, a good mix of farmyard and exotic, informed and friendly keepers, plenty for the kids to do and to learn. A great day out, with holiday and online booking discounts, cheap too.
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Took c/m children who absolutely loved it
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Lovley park. Lots of animals to see and things for the kids to play on
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We have just returned from PARADISE WILDLIFE PARK where we had a most enjoyable visit with our 5yr old grandson. We were able to get very close to some of the animals eg Zebra, Meercats, Camels. We also had a fantastic view of the Tigers strolling around beneath us, whilst we are a simple lunch in the cafe.
It was perfect for my grandson because there were tunnels underneath some exhibits so he could clearly see the Meerkats and a Anaconda. We also saw the free show featuring small animals and birds, which was aimed at children but most informative.
We will happily return with his younger sister.
It was perfect for my grandson because there were tunnels underneath some exhibits so he could clearly see the Meerkats and a Anaconda. We also saw the free show featuring small animals and birds, which was aimed at children but most informative.
We will happily return with his younger sister.
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Lots to see, snow leopards are awesome. Smallish enclosures though for the big cats. Hope they get enough exercise.
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HAD A GREAT DAY
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Empty on a cold Monday in February which was good.
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Came here for works festival. Loved the animals
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A great family day out. Lots of animals to see and playgrounds to explore. The kids loved the little nature show; the barn owl flying over head was a highlight along witg the incredible hero rats. Would recommend a visit, although to take advantage of what's there, best wait for good weather.
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This place is absolutely fantastic. Such a huge number of clean happy looking animals from the red panda to the white tiger! So much to see and so much to do. We went for my sister's 18th birthday and purchased an experience to feed the Red Panda. (This was absolutely worth every penny and we will be returning to tickle a tapir one day soon!) These experiences are to be booked online in advance as they can't guarantee it will be available to purchase on the day because only one of each animal experience is available pet day.
There are also lots of animals that can be hand fed using the food provided for £2 a bag including reindeer, alpacas and ostriches.
Staff were all very welcoming and knew all there was to know about the animals they cared for.
Food is available to buy and there is also a large picnic area too if you take your own. The play areas are huge and super fun both indoors and out.
I would 100% recommend this place and it was absolutely worth the 4 hour car journey down there that we made to visit.
I can't wait to go back! We are planning a visit in summer when the children can enjoy the splash park without freezing!
Our 3 and 6 year old children loved it here as did all 4 adults.
There are also lots of animals that can be hand fed using the food provided for £2 a bag including reindeer, alpacas and ostriches.
Staff were all very welcoming and knew all there was to know about the animals they cared for.
Food is available to buy and there is also a large picnic area too if you take your own. The play areas are huge and super fun both indoors and out.
I would 100% recommend this place and it was absolutely worth the 4 hour car journey down there that we made to visit.
I can't wait to go back! We are planning a visit in summer when the children can enjoy the splash park without freezing!
Our 3 and 6 year old children loved it here as did all 4 adults.
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Great family day out
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A beautiful 'zoo' the big cat selection is amazing and it is very well priced. I would rate this higher than London zoo and Whipsnade as they are a charity and actually have the animals at best interest. Well worth a visit.
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Really good, fun day out. Good for all ages, there's a great little shop too
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