Paradise Wildlife Park
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Great day out
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Great day out
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Very nice place with children
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Animals in the park are not very exciting, there are not many of them. But playgrounds are good and you can spend as much you like in tumble in the jungle. Will advice to take plenty of water, 500ml cost £1.80 there.
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My colleagues and I took 9 wheelchair users, all elderly, to the park on a Tuesday for the day, and we were welcomed warmly, and whenever we asked a question during our walk all of the staff we encountered were more than helpful. The facilities were clean and well maintained.
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Love it. Great place for adults and kids
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Great family day out, full of adventure.
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Nice place for young children and families and a variety of animals to see.<br><br>Sadley though when we went parts were under construction and concessions were shutting early as it was not to busy. This was a real shame as children could not use all the rides and get gifts and something to eat.<br><br>If the park is open to 6pm all concessions should be also especially when you go at 4pm.
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A proper family day out
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Love this place. Lovely selection of animals and if you go at the right time, you can see the tigers eating.
So much to do here
So much to do here
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Good venue good for the young ones
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It's amazing!!!! The animals are truly magnificent, my son loved the playground, there is so much to climb on, and over etc, he would have been happy in just that bit. Food is very very overpriced, so my advice is take a picnic! £2.50 for a nobbly bobbly is extremely steep! My only disappointment (apart from the price of the food) was the toilets need to be more clesrky signposted in the park and on the maps! We went all the way back to the first ones near the entrance, then realised after there was another toilet in not far from the monkeys! My idea? Put mini toilet huts in just for children maybe? As I have a (sometimes) incontinent 4 year old, (also mild ASD). Aside from those two downsides, it was a brilliant day, the only other suggestion would be to increase (if you had the space) the farm animals section. The volunteer who drove the bus t and from Broxbourne station, was a gentleman, absolute tressure, and was ever so apologetic when he arrived late, as there was a horse and cart in front of him, he couldn't do enough to help, I don't remember his name but he was retired/semi retired? Slight moustache and greyish/white hair, to you my good man, that k you so much for a wonderful beginning to a lovely day had by myself and two sons. You're an amazing park!
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We visited this park on Thursday as 3 adults. Both my daughter's are students but it seems there is no student discount so it cost us almost £60 in all to get in. It was fairly empty and we knew from the website that the bat house was closed due to renovation, so we went to the wildlife area to see the other animals. They were all well kept and the glass panels which enabled good photographs were very clean in most of the enclosures. We ate in the little cafe overlooking the tigers which was ok if a bit slow due to there being only one staff member.
We decided to visit the wolves in the woodland walk at the end of our visit and this is where things took a bad turn. On walking to the area we found a large sign informing us that the walk was closed. Basically the walk seems to be a large part of the zoo. This was not mentioned to us on paying full price for the tickets and we were all shocked that this was not open to us and there was no discount taking this into consideration.
Would we go again? Probably not as having to pay a hefty price for entrance, no student discount and half the park being closed did not leave us with a great impression. Instead we shall visit the Cotswolds Wildlife Park which is consistently amazing value.
We decided to visit the wolves in the woodland walk at the end of our visit and this is where things took a bad turn. On walking to the area we found a large sign informing us that the walk was closed. Basically the walk seems to be a large part of the zoo. This was not mentioned to us on paying full price for the tickets and we were all shocked that this was not open to us and there was no discount taking this into consideration.
Would we go again? Probably not as having to pay a hefty price for entrance, no student discount and half the park being closed did not leave us with a great impression. Instead we shall visit the Cotswolds Wildlife Park which is consistently amazing value.
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great for small kids. fish and chips are amazing.
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Nice small zoo
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We took my daughter and a friend last week for a birthday treat to see the wolves. Unfortunately the wolves were asleep but we could see them through the window into their sleeping quarters. However the girls weren't disappointed as there was loads to do. We really loved the walkway above the big cats enclosures, so you could see them even if they were hiding/sleeping etc. Food and drinks seemed reasonably priced and good quality. The kids loved the splash pool at the end of the day. Beware there are coin operated rides etc which only take old pound coins.
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Great fun day, kids loved it
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Great destination for the little ones! Plenty of kids play equipment in various parts of the park (the big multi-lane slide being a particular highlight) all included in the entry fee. I was very impressed by the viewing platform (tiger treetops) that traverses the big cat territory that contains an impressive range of big cats.
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This Zoo is so much better than some of the larger ones like London zoo. It's smaller and more personable with great activities to do. The staff are really friendly and they do amazing talks. Perfect for a day out as a couple, or with kids or as a family!
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Visited with Harlow Stroke Support Group. Paradise Wildlife Park is disabled friendly with lots of wide flat pathways and ramps leading up to viewing platforms. The park is excellent for younger children as has lots and lots of play areas. Food in the cafe wasn't brilliant but you can bring your own for a picnic. All the animals appeared content and well cared for. Don't miss the animal shows and the talks which are aimed at all ages.
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I went down to PWP Yesterday with my partner, and we had an amazing time.
The weather wasn't in our favour, however the park was near on empty with plenty of opportunity to see all the animals in their exhibits and they were all very active (which took me by surprise considering I saw a review on here saying about the enclosure sizes) and this was a very good photo opportunity.
All of the staff were smiling and saying hi, answering any questions we had and the shows we saw (animal antics and birds of paradise) were a credit to how hard the zookeepers work to build relationships with the animals they care for.
The one thing I want to highlight which made my day complete was the Meerkat Feeding Experience. Online to book in advance is £99 plus £49 for every additional participant, HOWEVER on the day it was available and knocked down to £49 and I pretty much jumped my way to the enclosure once booked - well done for effective marketing guys, top work!Shona was so informative about the meerkats, giving me loads of information about how they live, their behaviours and fun facts. I was luckily the only person booked in so I got all the meerkats to myself and it was one of my dreams to do.
I always leave room for improvement and if there is anything I would highlight it would be the food. It was apparent that the chicken had been under a lamp for a while and for £7.10 per meal I'd have expected freshly cooked chicken goujons. However the chips were pretty good and we didn't mind as we were out of the rain.
ZSH - overall, well done. I honestly had a fantastic day and its conservation efforts astound me. Please pass my thanks onto Shona for a wonderful meerkat experience!
The weather wasn't in our favour, however the park was near on empty with plenty of opportunity to see all the animals in their exhibits and they were all very active (which took me by surprise considering I saw a review on here saying about the enclosure sizes) and this was a very good photo opportunity.
All of the staff were smiling and saying hi, answering any questions we had and the shows we saw (animal antics and birds of paradise) were a credit to how hard the zookeepers work to build relationships with the animals they care for.
The one thing I want to highlight which made my day complete was the Meerkat Feeding Experience. Online to book in advance is £99 plus £49 for every additional participant, HOWEVER on the day it was available and knocked down to £49 and I pretty much jumped my way to the enclosure once booked - well done for effective marketing guys, top work!Shona was so informative about the meerkats, giving me loads of information about how they live, their behaviours and fun facts. I was luckily the only person booked in so I got all the meerkats to myself and it was one of my dreams to do.
I always leave room for improvement and if there is anything I would highlight it would be the food. It was apparent that the chicken had been under a lamp for a while and for £7.10 per meal I'd have expected freshly cooked chicken goujons. However the chips were pretty good and we didn't mind as we were out of the rain.
ZSH - overall, well done. I honestly had a fantastic day and its conservation efforts astound me. Please pass my thanks onto Shona for a wonderful meerkat experience!
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Little one's loved it, lunch with the Tigers was the treat. The weather wasn't great but the rain seemed to wake the animals up. As with all these types of attraction it's is an expensive day out but the Tesco voucher's offer better value.
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great day out lots for all ages lots of places to picnic zoo very well done enjoyed the day with grandchildren
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We love this place! Weve been coming here for many years both as a family and bringing brownie and guides here and everytime therea more improvements, changes and more to see. The animals are always well kept and visably comftable in their enviroment. Staff always friendly and helpful, the childrens safety is extremely well thought of at this venue making it perfect for larger groups etc. Fun for all the family cant say theres much they could improve on at all!
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Myself my daughter and a friend of ours all visited paradise wildlife park about a week ago now...the weather was gorgeous...the 2 hour journey went without any problems...we went mainly to see the white lions and white tigers...and we weren't disappointed...they are such beautiful creatures...off course we saw the other animals too..I specially liked the wood trail..where you saw the wolves..the reindeer...and the owls..it was a fun day...if you have children there were a lot of activities for kids...they also had mini golf...which we played and I won..we were there all day....we arrived at 9.40 and left at 6.00...they had food places..but we didn't use them as we took our own...the gift shop was lovely...and all the staff who work there are really nice and very knowledge about the animals...My daughter was quite happy as we had entered a competition for guess the tigers name and she won...so off we go with this big soft toy (tiger) in the car..we would definitely go again and definitely recommend....with or without kids....
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