Paradise Wildlife Park
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We went her as a birthday treat. We booked a Tea with Tigers Experience which allowed us to visit all day. It's a fantastic place and if you have kids it is perfect. We looked around the big cat area at the start and they have raised boardwalks so you can see over into enclosures and you get some brilliant photo opportunities from up there. They do a lot of conservation work here and the animals are all in excellent condition. There are lots of other animals to view not just the big cats and that includes a petting area. The tour we booked was lead by one of the very knowledgeable staff who obviously care deeply for the animals in their care. And to top it all the afternoon tea was really good too with plenty of food for everyone, there was even some left over.
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Great day out with lots to do
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Fantastic place for the family adults and kids alike. Lots to do and see
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Lovely place to take the family. staff are very helpful and friendly. nice and clean. reasonable prices. highly recommended 5☆
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Myself, Partner and kids went here the weekend just gone and what a lovely place for a day out. The animals are amazing and you get to be so close to them its insane. They are doing up the park on some areas but does not ruin the day at all. There is loads of stuff for the kids to do. Parks inside and out and also crazy golf. Will 100% be going back but the added bonus of our day was getting to see the baby jaguar so cute. With lunch you can get loads there but we took a picnic as just easier and loads of place to sit to enjoy this.
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Recently enjoyed the breakfast with the big cats experience. This was a truly brilliant experience. We were guided around all the cats and given talks about the lives and where they have come from. The continental breakfast was as it should and the staff are brilliant. Thank you to Miles and Vickie for a great morning. 😁😁😁😁
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Fantastic place for children and great day out
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Lots of animals to see as well as many play areas for the children.
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Great place for kids very interactive and lots to experiance
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With the variety of play parks and kids activities they would have stayed all day. Oh yeah, and then there is the zoo bit...
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I was taken there for my 30th birthday where I enjoyed the tickle a tapir experience. It was amazing and something I'll never forget. The tapir did start eating my hair at one point but it all added to the fun! I was quickly rescued and the tapir offered something a bit tastier. Lovely small zoo with well cared for animals!
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I thought it was excellent value for money, compared to Colchester Zoo and other similar establishments. I went with my two daughters aged 16 and 20. The place is clean and smart and most of the animals were clearly visible behind low-level glass so children and wheelchair users could view comfortably. The animals seem to be looked after very well. Staff were informative and there was plenty of benches to sit on and places to eat. I should imagine smaller children would love this place as there was an open pool for them to use as well as many play areas.
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Snow leopards. Baby jagger. Tigers. Crazy golf train ride :) dummy fairys in the woods
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Better for younger children but staff are very helpful
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Great day out
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Very nice place to spend Sunday for with family
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I brought my 2 year old nephew here recently and he had a great time. It is a little pricey but that's to be expected at animal attractions with all the mouths to feed!
The park was well kept and very tidy and the little train ride through the forest was a big hit for a little one who loves trains.
It wasn't overly busy on our visit so there were plenty of places to get food and soft play areas which were not over crowded for my nephew to play, where I could still keep an eye on him.
The staff we spoke to were friendly and the animals all looked to be happy and well care for.
I will definitely be going back but make sure you are not looking for a cheap day out, especially if you have young children who will want to have a go on everything, get their face painted and buy everything in the shop.
Although we didn't go to any there are reptile encounters and flying displays as well as set times throughout the day where you can watch the animals being fed too.
It's easy to make a visit last all day.
The park was well kept and very tidy and the little train ride through the forest was a big hit for a little one who loves trains.
It wasn't overly busy on our visit so there were plenty of places to get food and soft play areas which were not over crowded for my nephew to play, where I could still keep an eye on him.
The staff we spoke to were friendly and the animals all looked to be happy and well care for.
I will definitely be going back but make sure you are not looking for a cheap day out, especially if you have young children who will want to have a go on everything, get their face painted and buy everything in the shop.
Although we didn't go to any there are reptile encounters and flying displays as well as set times throughout the day where you can watch the animals being fed too.
It's easy to make a visit last all day.
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I visited Paradise Wildlife park last year with my boyfriend. This is probably a pointless review for me to write as, I'm not entirely keen on zoos, so this one didn't really do much for me. Seeing the animals is amazing for kids, but it's not a place they should be - small enclosures and looking extremely fed up. The parking charge and food/drink is extremely poor. (£2.50 for a bottle of water)
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Confusing to go around .nice what we saw. Rediculously expensive food
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13 of us visited recently, mainly children, the eldest being 9. We had a good enough day out, the children enjoyed themselves. It was pricey to get in, but most zoos are. There were A LOT of play areas for the children, more than expected in a zoo. There were also a lot of extra things that needed to be paid for, which was highly disappointing, I never understand why places do this, it cost enough to get in already. Some enclosures seemed quite small, especially the white lions which was a shame. It was nice to be able to get close to some animals which you don't usually get like the camels and zebra. Some of the tamarins also liked to grab your finger through the cage. The splash area was good, as was the soft play. Food was ridiculously expensive, which again is usual in these places, but still a shame. Overall a good day out.
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We had a family day out, the animals were in very good enclosures, lots to see, well planned, extra activities for young children, play area and paddling pool were nice touches. Would recommend a trip. Only advice would be to watch out for speeding motorists when crossing over from the car park.
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Only went for a mobility roadshow so didnt have the time to go into the park
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our family visited on Sunday with a Zoo tour and animal feeding experience,
Our guide Lucy was very informative and our feeding experience was amazing.
My disabled son was with us, and the access for everything is simple and easy
Our guide Lucy was very informative and our feeding experience was amazing.
My disabled son was with us, and the access for everything is simple and easy
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I went on my own. The high platform over the big cats is a great idea,the cafe is a must. Recommend down loading the app,helps with finding your way around. Having a mini bus service to pick up from the railway station is fantastic. Great place to take young children,loads for them to do.
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Lovely adventurous place
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