Paradise Wildlife Park
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Really nice set up, and excellent for kids & young families.
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We were struggling to find a decent wildlife park to go to in the holidays and found this one in a google search, it was nearly a 2 hour drive from where I live but definitely worth the journey. The big cat enclosures are just amazing, being able to see them up close the way you do is just completely unbelievable. We found a little noodle cafe next to the tigers with glass walls and when sitting eating lunch we had a tiger just wandering back and forth along the glass, just perfect.
Will we be back? . . . absolutely.
Will we be back? . . . absolutely.
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Excellent for younger kids, we had some bad luck with timing of the Tigers as their enclosure was being cleaned most of the time we were there, same for the Lions, so we spent more time with the Dinosaurs.
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Our zoo adventure was fantastic! My little one couldn't get enough of the dinosaurs! We got a little lost but Jake, a staff member, came to the rescue. He went above and beyond, guiding us to all the attractions, and even shared a hidden beach! It's incredible when exceptional customer service matches the greatness of a place!
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Had a great few hours, friendly and very polite staff. Good to see a place where the food isn't way over priced and you get a fair size portion with good taste.
Being a Wildlife park there are lots of animals to see, there are regular events throughout the day. Didn't go to the dinosaur area as we had to get back but it sounded like people were having a good time.
Being a Wildlife park there are lots of animals to see, there are regular events throughout the day. Didn't go to the dinosaur area as we had to get back but it sounded like people were having a good time.
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Not so good as expected, no much animals poorly maintained zoo
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Very enjoyable experience, lovely staff.
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Really nice place to take the kids. It's huge and the big cats section is amazing
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Costs quite a lot of money but well worth it.
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Really good 👍
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Brilliant park. It's in 2 sections, so animals are on one side and the Dino park/woodland on the other. The place is very accessible. Loads of different play areas/soft play. Lots of places to eat, plenty of toilets everywhere.
We had burger and chips in the Safari diner (a bit quieter at 2pm)and it was really good. Order at the bar, then wait for your buzzer to go off to collect. The adults menu is a bit expensive, but kids were good value. The snacks in Tumble Jungle were fresh and good value. There are plenty of tables chairs and sofas in there while the kids play.
We did the golf (£2 each) and it was quite good. Easy to lose the ball though! Lovely pool/beach area. The water is very cold, so it's only good on a hot day, but you can really relax there.
World of Dinosaurs was definitely worth seeing even if you are not into dino's. There was a good digging for the bones area for the kids.
The zoo was really good and lots of brilliant viewing areas (the best viewing zoo I have been to). There are low windows for little ones, platforms, walk-ins, etc meaning people are spread around and not having to wait for a clear space.
There are a number of free car parks. We arrived at 10:30 and were directed to car park 3. There is a discount for Blue Light card holders. Need to buy everyone else's tickets online, then the blue light ticket holder pays when they get there.
We had burger and chips in the Safari diner (a bit quieter at 2pm)and it was really good. Order at the bar, then wait for your buzzer to go off to collect. The adults menu is a bit expensive, but kids were good value. The snacks in Tumble Jungle were fresh and good value. There are plenty of tables chairs and sofas in there while the kids play.
We did the golf (£2 each) and it was quite good. Easy to lose the ball though! Lovely pool/beach area. The water is very cold, so it's only good on a hot day, but you can really relax there.
World of Dinosaurs was definitely worth seeing even if you are not into dino's. There was a good digging for the bones area for the kids.
The zoo was really good and lots of brilliant viewing areas (the best viewing zoo I have been to). There are low windows for little ones, platforms, walk-ins, etc meaning people are spread around and not having to wait for a clear space.
There are a number of free car parks. We arrived at 10:30 and were directed to car park 3. There is a discount for Blue Light card holders. Need to buy everyone else's tickets online, then the blue light ticket holder pays when they get there.
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It is expensive for what it is.
"Meet the dinosaur" appeared to be a hastily arranged lame puppet bought from the gift shop with a tablecloth draped over it.
Nearly £80 for a family ticket and you are still expected to pay a further £8 to enjoy the 3 minute train ride.
There are better dinosaur parks out there!
"Meet the dinosaur" appeared to be a hastily arranged lame puppet bought from the gift shop with a tablecloth draped over it.
Nearly £80 for a family ticket and you are still expected to pay a further £8 to enjoy the 3 minute train ride.
There are better dinosaur parks out there!
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Excellent place to spend a day with family!
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Great for the whole family. The place is clean and well maintained
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Went to the Park with a large family group and there was something for all of them. One of the most impressive zoos we have visited.
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Great day out with the kids. Food and drinks are not too badly priced either.
The animals are well cared for. The Dino land was a great hit for my nephew. Well equipped for SEN children.
We look forward to our next visit. Thinking of purchasing annual passes. Great play areas. Soft play and an outdoor mini pool and slide for the kids. Fantastic all round
The animals are well cared for. The Dino land was a great hit for my nephew. Well equipped for SEN children.
We look forward to our next visit. Thinking of purchasing annual passes. Great play areas. Soft play and an outdoor mini pool and slide for the kids. Fantastic all round
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Great place to bring children. Plenty to do. Dinosaur Park was nice touch.
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It was a beautiful and lovely park to see some amazing animals, we saw a few animals that we had never seen at London zoo such as snow leopard and red panda. Absolutely beautiful animals. The kids loved it and the weather was great. There is an amazing dinosaur world, and you can do a train ride! I would go again for sure.. make sure you get their early we arrived around 2pm and it was not enough time to enjoy everything available.
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We had a lovely day at Paradise Wildlife Park. Our daughter is 7 and we felt that it was perfect for her age. Our 14 year old didn’t come and I think would have been too old for it. The animal enclosures are great, lots of play areas for the kids, great food options, dinosaurs are great, beach area an extra bonus and really reasonably priced! I honestly couldn’t fault the day, which says a lot coming from me! 😂 a really lovely day out. Not too big or small, just perfect for this age group. Only thing I’m gutted about is that we ate in the main area, which was nice, but wished I done my research in advance as there is a Chinese outlet by the tiger enclosure that looked and smelled delicious! am now enjoying watching the TV programme One Zoo Three and seeing what goes on behind the scenes. I would highly recommend this for a day out.
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Animals looked depressed. General atmosophere felt depressing. Could do alot more with the space. Not work the long journey personally but kids seem to enjoy it nonetheless
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Had a lovely Tickle a Tapir experience yesterday and I'm still smiling. What beautiful gentle creatures. Keeper Emily was lovely and very knowledgeable, and the rest of the zoo is an absolute pleasure to visit. The animals are clean and happy and the enclosures large with plenty of enrichment. A fantastic place.
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Great day out for the younger 1s with lots of live entertainment and animals packed lunch is advisable
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Absolutely brilliant! Fun day out for just adults as well as families. Lots to do and see, plenty of places to get food and really helpful staff.
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Good day out. Dinosaurs was great especially with sounds and movement.
The zoo is small but we didn't get to see all animals as most areas were closed off which is disappointing as its not cheap to visit
Recommended for all ages and nice touch if you want to hand feed a tiger!! (At extra cost)
The zoo is small but we didn't get to see all animals as most areas were closed off which is disappointing as its not cheap to visit
Recommended for all ages and nice touch if you want to hand feed a tiger!! (At extra cost)
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I would recommend the park to anyone of any age, but particularly to families with children under ten. I went with my son and daughter in law and my two grandchildren. We all had a fantastic day.....and we are veterans of many days out. Starting at about 10 am, we had time to see everything on our to-see list before we were all tired outcast five.
There are plenty of animals to see, and although there are not as many as at other zoos, we were able to have clear sight of all of them, and they all seemed tranquil and well cared for in lovely surroundings. We loved the lions! The dinosaur exhibit was the early highlight of the day, well laid out and truly impressive. Our three-year-old was beside himself with happiness. His older sister, who had been terrified by a smaller display, was delighted to see the dinosaurs in their 'natural habitat' 😄 The £2 fare for the little train was well worth it for the little ones. It's also worth noting that the small ride ons were all free and there were adult/child toilet seats in the ample conveniences.
Our lunch was tasty and economical, for example, beanburger and chips (more than I could eat) was £8.50.
There are various options for snacking and children's play areas dotted around. We were too tired for the beach in the end!
There are plenty of animals to see, and although there are not as many as at other zoos, we were able to have clear sight of all of them, and they all seemed tranquil and well cared for in lovely surroundings. We loved the lions! The dinosaur exhibit was the early highlight of the day, well laid out and truly impressive. Our three-year-old was beside himself with happiness. His older sister, who had been terrified by a smaller display, was delighted to see the dinosaurs in their 'natural habitat' 😄 The £2 fare for the little train was well worth it for the little ones. It's also worth noting that the small ride ons were all free and there were adult/child toilet seats in the ample conveniences.
Our lunch was tasty and economical, for example, beanburger and chips (more than I could eat) was £8.50.
There are various options for snacking and children's play areas dotted around. We were too tired for the beach in the end!
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