Paradise Wildlife Park
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Always a beautiful day out!
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Fantastic zoo! Love the glass walls.<br>Jaguars, Lions and tigers what more can one ask for.<br>Really had an amazing time and has to be one of favourite zoos in the UK
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Great for kids - very educational
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Don't dare to eat there food is not for human being consumption trust me
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Dinosaurs experience is great for Dino fans!
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Had a lovely time but there weren't that many animals abou
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A small zoo, with a dinosaur park and train ride. Ideal for smaller children
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Nice zoo , but no many other activities like games or rides.
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Legit best zoo I have ever been to, enclosures were amazing, animals looked happy, 100% would recommend
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Absolutely love this place. 3rd time now and enjoy it everytime. Only downside for me is the snow leopards are never out 😪. The Jaguars and sun bears are amazing though 😁
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One of the best out there. Great for kids with the dinosaur section and a great variety of animals
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Amazing Experience ! Staff was alert and friendly .
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Visited the park today which was my second time. Absolutely brilliant day out. Staff were awesome. So helpful and friendly. Wide range of activities. So clean. Lovely big enclosures, wide range of well cared for animals. We ate in the restaurant which was competitively priced and fresh hot food.<br>Would highly recommend a visit.
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Well worth a visit<br>Very clean<br>Friendly staff
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The best day out! This place gets better every time I visit;
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The kids enjoyed themselves
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Visited here on father's day. Lovely atmosphere, good selection of animals and some cool non animal attractions to walk around. Really liked the quiet seating areas dotted around.
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I've visited Paradise Wildlife Park many times over the years and have watched it develop. Seeing the big cats close up is amazing. They have large spaces to roam and if you watch 'One, Zoo, Three' on CBBC you can find out more about the park and the founders in their children's documentary.
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Nice dinosaur park
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We went to feed the snow leopards and had a great time. What an experience! To be so close to a cat that large and have it eat from our hands - wow. It was thrilling.<br><br>The experience was early in the day, so we had the rest of the day to see the other animals.<br>It's a small zoo and we stayed for a few hours.<br>It's very well run and well organised.<br><br>I've rated the zoo 4/5 as the zoo no longer runs the shuttle bus from Broxbourne station. This was a big disappointment as it cost us around £15 each way in a taxi.<br>Not very environmentally friendly, really. Even a shuttle bus at set times would be reasonable.<br><br>Still, the zoo itself is excellent.
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Absolutely fantastic. Extremely underrated zoo! There is a wide range of animals to see and you can also pay for special interactions, (tickle a tapir) which are great add ons! You can easily navigate around the park and get up close to some of them which is great!<br><br>The dinosaur world is a great perk and makes the zoo unique. Was very impressing. An excellent choice for kids! Great value for money
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Fantastic for young children, loads to entertain them with.
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This is the perfect place to take little ones, you have lots of animals which you can see up close, a dinosaur section, the splash park and soft play area. The restaurant is alright and quite reasonable. Nice day out for adults too.
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Not autism friendly. We liked the park itself, the animals were great, it was really well done, worth the money to get in. The music and noise in the Jurassic part was awful, overly loud. The most difficult part was the amount of individual school groups there, it didn't seem staggered throughout the day; we were surrounded by about 5 different schools. The noise and crowds were awful, the teachers were equally as loud and shouting.<br>We thought we'd found one quiet spot (with designated 'quiet area' on the sign). But this wasn't adhered to, the schools paid no notice, and no attempt was made by teachers to let smaller groups in to lessen noise. It got the point where my son got upset and needed to walk off as soon as he saw school groups.<br>It would be helpful if the park had some rules in place for school groups, especially in this 'quiet zone'. Perhaps they could also stagger the times the groups came in. We traveled to visit and it was a real shame.
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Today we had the great privilege and absolute pleasure of visiting Paradise Wildlife Park (as seen on One-Zoo-Three). This is the best zoo we have visited - and we have been to a lot - for several reasons.
Firstly, the animals are all very easy to view, and they clearly love their surroundings, they have ample space and foliage, suitable toys and activity to keep them occupied (you see animals in other zoos just pacing - not here)
The staff are very knowledgeable and approachable, keen to impart as much detail as possible during talks and when answering questions.
The layout of the zoo is very user-friendly, no massive hills to ascend, with massive crystal clear viewing windows with lots of space for people to see and photograph the animals.
Children are fantastically well catered for, with the Jurassic area, play areas and many activities - there are no negative comments to include here.
Our only disappointment was that we didn't bump into Aaron, Tyler and Cam, which would have made our day - we'll just have to go back!
Firstly, the animals are all very easy to view, and they clearly love their surroundings, they have ample space and foliage, suitable toys and activity to keep them occupied (you see animals in other zoos just pacing - not here)
The staff are very knowledgeable and approachable, keen to impart as much detail as possible during talks and when answering questions.
The layout of the zoo is very user-friendly, no massive hills to ascend, with massive crystal clear viewing windows with lots of space for people to see and photograph the animals.
Children are fantastically well catered for, with the Jurassic area, play areas and many activities - there are no negative comments to include here.
Our only disappointment was that we didn't bump into Aaron, Tyler and Cam, which would have made our day - we'll just have to go back!
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