Paradise Wildlife Park
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Lots of fun and plenty to see for the children. It's worth making a full day of it. We attended the evening event which opened at 6.30 - 9.30. The little ones didn't want to leave. Food is expensive so pack snacks and drinks if you're on a budget. The staff are amazing. Had booked weeks in advance, unfortunately we had a rail strike to deal with on the Saturday, but got there and back onto London with ease.
Will definitely go again.
Will definitely go again.
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I’m surprised I graded “Very Good” because on reflection I have a few points to make.
The dinosaur walk is fantastic. It has been very well done. Lots of fun walking through there. Very realistic and quite scary for little babies.
There are various parks for children of all ages.
Parking is free which is welcomed.
£24 each to get in. I guess if it is ploughed back into the upkeep of the animals and not for greedy profiteering bosses that is another plus. But makes this place more designed for special occasions. I’m sure the average family couldn’t afford to visit every week.
The lions, as beautiful as they are have no space to run or climb. It was a sad sight to see. Such beautiful majestic creatures. I know they would not last five minutes in the wild and would be shot for some sick trophy hunter.
The goats had no branches to nibble on or maybe they are given branches daily as their enclosure was bare of any sort of interest for them to immerse in. I also do wonder why the rabbits were alone in their pens. I was always of the mind they prefer to be in pairs (neutered of course). I also think there should be constant supervision IN THIS AREA by a member of STAFF. Not all those visiting are of sound mind and who knows what those small furries are subjected to daily with constant streams of kids and families.
All of the monkey cages. Small.
Penguins no room to swim. Barely enough water for a splash.
There was a red panda. Luckily he had a tree. But other than that not much of a place to live at all.
£1.80 for a can of Coke.
We didn’t eat on site so unable to comment.
The dinosaur walk is fantastic. It has been very well done. Lots of fun walking through there. Very realistic and quite scary for little babies.
There are various parks for children of all ages.
Parking is free which is welcomed.
£24 each to get in. I guess if it is ploughed back into the upkeep of the animals and not for greedy profiteering bosses that is another plus. But makes this place more designed for special occasions. I’m sure the average family couldn’t afford to visit every week.
The lions, as beautiful as they are have no space to run or climb. It was a sad sight to see. Such beautiful majestic creatures. I know they would not last five minutes in the wild and would be shot for some sick trophy hunter.
The goats had no branches to nibble on or maybe they are given branches daily as their enclosure was bare of any sort of interest for them to immerse in. I also do wonder why the rabbits were alone in their pens. I was always of the mind they prefer to be in pairs (neutered of course). I also think there should be constant supervision IN THIS AREA by a member of STAFF. Not all those visiting are of sound mind and who knows what those small furries are subjected to daily with constant streams of kids and families.
All of the monkey cages. Small.
Penguins no room to swim. Barely enough water for a splash.
There was a red panda. Luckily he had a tree. But other than that not much of a place to live at all.
£1.80 for a can of Coke.
We didn’t eat on site so unable to comment.
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Fantastic evening and kids loved it!
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AWESOME
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My granddaughter lost her purse with her pocket money in it she was so upset but the wonderful staff found it thank you your wonderful
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SUMMER EVENINGS IN PARADISE. We visited earlier this evening! It was absolutely incredible. Something different to do on a Friday night. Our 5 year old loved it and I can’t believe how much PWP has changed (for the better) the Dinosaur area is even better than before. The new tiger enclosure is amazing (it’s been a while since we last visited) the staff were super friendly and we had a great evening in Paradise. Would highly recommend
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Love coming here, only the 2nd visit we've had but the kids loved it especially the Jurassic Park section. This has now replaced Whipsnade as our zoo day out.
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So nice to see this particular Zoo constantly improving and getting bigger. A must visit for any family... Look forward to returning.
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Limited animals, friendly staff and plenty of space for car parking. Perfect place for a day out with family.
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Great Wildlife park with friendly helpful staff.
Wheelchair friendly
Animals all look happy and healthy which is amazing to see. Different talks on at different times throughout the day aswel.
Plenty of parking space.
Admission is fairly priced too
Wheelchair friendly
Animals all look happy and healthy which is amazing to see. Different talks on at different times throughout the day aswel.
Plenty of parking space.
Admission is fairly priced too
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We took the family for an evening visit, 6:30 pm til 9:30pm. Food vendors and mobile bars available with live entertainment. Also access to the zoo to see some of the animals that are awake This is the second time we've been and would definitely go again.
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Awesome as always
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Absolutely great for a family and friends day out with young children!
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It was a fantastic day out to see everything you really need to do twice so much to pack into one visit the staff I spoke to really in-depth answers to my questions great value
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We went to the Evenings at Paradise experience and it was AMAZING!
Staff are so very friendly and it was a nice fast entry into the park (as it’s online booking only, so very straightforward).
There was so much to see and do and it’s very clean and tidy. Lots of animals to see and of course the kids loved the dinosaurs too. The free face painting was a lovely surprise too. 10/10
Staff are so very friendly and it was a nice fast entry into the park (as it’s online booking only, so very straightforward).
There was so much to see and do and it’s very clean and tidy. Lots of animals to see and of course the kids loved the dinosaurs too. The free face painting was a lovely surprise too. 10/10
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Nice relaxing day not to busy but all u needed
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Highly recommended my grandson enjoyed his 1st visit a day will certainly bring him back
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Really enjoyed it, great day out, the Grandchildren absolutely loved it 😊
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I've been several times now, parking is free and plentiful and there are many play areas across the park for children to freely use so they can burn some energy off. During the summer season there's also a water 'splash park' and plenty of picnic spaces, although I would nab one early rather than waiting until lunchtime if the park is busy.
Between May to July there can be lots of school groups visiting the park during the week, it's a fantastic place for classes of children to come - safe and educational however, PWP could do with putting in a block of toilets for school groups to use as there isn't enough general toilets for multiple groups to use straight off the coach along with family groups.
If you have a dinosaur enthusiast of any age, then you're in for a treat. World of Dinosaurs is a real asset to the park with the models mostly lifelike, and the dinosaur train is worth the £2 to see it from a different angle.
The animals seem well looked after, the keepers happy to share their knowledge with you. The park is clean although I think there could be more seats at key points. The update to the tiger area is exciting, you are now able to look down at them from the upper walk way.
There's no outside water bottle refill stations but the cafes will top you up if asked. I've always taken a picnic but the food is typical of a British theme park.
Between May to July there can be lots of school groups visiting the park during the week, it's a fantastic place for classes of children to come - safe and educational however, PWP could do with putting in a block of toilets for school groups to use as there isn't enough general toilets for multiple groups to use straight off the coach along with family groups.
If you have a dinosaur enthusiast of any age, then you're in for a treat. World of Dinosaurs is a real asset to the park with the models mostly lifelike, and the dinosaur train is worth the £2 to see it from a different angle.
The animals seem well looked after, the keepers happy to share their knowledge with you. The park is clean although I think there could be more seats at key points. The update to the tiger area is exciting, you are now able to look down at them from the upper walk way.
There's no outside water bottle refill stations but the cafes will top you up if asked. I've always taken a picnic but the food is typical of a British theme park.
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A great place to take the kids.
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Lovely family place to visit, pricey. Knocked down one star for having to pay for the train ride, expensive gift shops and food.
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Very clean and tidy. Well laid out with new enclosures opening soon. Lots of animals in nice enclosures. Well worth a visit. In addition the best dinosaur animatronics I've seen and the most dinosaurs. All in all an excellent day out.
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Great place to visit with kids and families being so close and convenient to drive to from london
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Had a wonderful day, my great niece absolutely loved everything I would recommend to anyone young and old.
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I love this place, I had a nasty fall, really hurt one leg and fractured the ankle if my other leg. It was on a small drain lower than the ground that I didn't see just before we got to the penguins. However the first aid staff were lovely, looked after me and my God daughter who was with me. They arranged for us to be driven to the local hospital too. So thank you Paradise, we hope to see you soon
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