Local Reviews
In September 2012, Dean Williamson said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I don't know what the person below is moaning about. Obviously you had your eyes shut the whole way round...
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In November 2012, david fairhead said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A wonderful place for children/adults to see some beautiful animals.Make sure you see the big cats!.
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In January 2013, Christine Lucas said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Year Visited: 2010<br><br>Probably going to be a little biased with this review as we had such a fantastic animal time at Paradise Wildlife Park, thought having spent £300 for the experience you’d expect that! We bought an 'Ideal Day' with Paradise and Ideal World shopping channel at £200 for four people to visit and meet a number of animals. As they also do a Red Panda meet I paid £99 for 30 minutes to feed the resident Red Pandas bamboo and fruit. It was the best experience of my life to get so close to the Red Pandas and I even got to touch one which was simply out of this world! I had a smile on my face all through the experience. The Ideal Day was over 2 hours and we fed, Wallabies, Meerkats, met snakes and Bearded Dragons and got to fly an Eagle Owl which was simply nerve tingling. I had goose bumps when this beautiful creature glided to my hand! To top off the experience we got to feed the two Lions, which in itself was amazing as only a thin mesh of metal stood between us and the Lions! It was a truly magical experience.<br><br>The park is mainly geared towards the animal experiences and the entertainment of children; there were lots of school trips when we were there! They do have a diverse collection of animals, especially the big cats such as Tigers, Lions and Snow Leopards, alongside favourites such as the Meerkats and Leumrs.<br><br>Highlight of Visit: Feeding the Red Pandas, flying an Eagle Owl and feeding a Lion!<br><br>Downside of Visit: A smallish zoo, without the experiences would take a few hours to see the whole collection.
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In January 2013, Jacqueline Canham said about Paradise Wildlife Park
My family and I love Paradise Wildlife Park. It is great all year round. My children are 1 and 4 and LOVE the animals, as do we. It's so amazing seeing the lions and tigers up so close along with all the others - but those are my personal favourites.<br><br>The outdoor play area is a huge hit as is the indoor soft play area. Can easily spend a whole day here and still want to come back for more.<br><br>we last visited just before Christmas and the Father Christmas was fantastic. Really spent time talking to the children and helped to make it all magical.
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In January 2013, Brittany Golob said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I spent the day at the Paradise Wildlife Park with a Groupon voucher. I was NOT disappointed. Despite the ordeal it took (National Rail, emergency diversions, etc) to get to Broxbourne, my whole experience at the PWP was absolutely fantastic. The Park's shuttle bus picked me up from the train station and fifteen minutes later I was petting a zebra. Once you get past the plethora of kiddie rides and mini golf (which make for a nice day out for kids), the wildlife park was amazing. I spent the day in the Tiger Treetops (an aerial view over the big cats enclosures) and one plexiglass-ed wall away from a white tiger. The enclosures are beautiful and get you as close as you can possibly be to the animals. They have so many different species and a knowledgeable and friendly staff. Take advantage of the Birds of Paradise show or watch one of the animal feedings. And if there are slightly too many small children running around, do the Woodland Walk, it's a beautiful, completely peaceful place and you get to see dinosaurs (not real ones, though that'd be cool). I highly recommend this truly wonderful place.
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In January 2013, joanne lemaire said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Paradise Wildlife park is absolutely brilliant for the whole family. It gives people a chance to see animals and insects they probably never would be able to see otherwise, our favourite animal is the Meerkat's, you are able to get up close and really see what they are about. The learning aspect by the park is brilliant, they keep the children fully entertained and enthralled.<br>The food and drink side of things are good value for money too and the service is spot on. keep the good work going.
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In January 2013, Bea B. said about Paradise Wildlife Park
This is my favourite wildlife park. It is of course a bonus it's fairly local, but also it has an immense variety of animals of all kinds, from birds to insects, covering small and big carnivores and lots of primates. Some are quite unusual such as white lions and tigers, black lemurs, corsac fox, gibbons, reptiles, and even a petting zoo with the cutest pigmy goats you've ever seen. The enclosures are of course great for the animals but also for the public as it allows plenty of viewing and photo opportunities. For the kids there's also a large playground, a swimming pool during summer and lots of educational activities throughout the year. The keepers (and all other staff really) are just incredible, always ready to help and answer any question about the animals. I've lost count of the times I've visited but I'm always looking forward for my next visit!
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In January 2013, Rob Francis said about Paradise Wildlife Park
My family recently went to Paradise Wildlife Park on a grey ,gloomy, Sunday. We didn't have much money as it was post Christmas so we were armed with a picnic.<br>Our first call was to feed the rabbits which the kids thought was great (note - you can only feed certain animals and only with the food that you can buy at the entrance and at stations around the park that are open during busier times). We then bumped into a keeper near the new baby wolves (these were 6 months old and huge!). We got chatting to him and found his knowledge exceptional. He also advised when another keeper would be talking about the main wolves.<br>Another keeper, again very knowledgable, then came to clean out the lions bedding. We we given a fascinating insight into the lions and the extraordinary lengths that the keepers go to in looking after the magnificent creatures that are kept at the park.<br>This set the tone for our day. We attended the keeper talk about the wolves and it was very informative - it wasn't only the kids who learnt new things. As the saying goes - these guys know their onions!<br>The rest of the day was equally enjoyable. Tigers and the white lions were other favourites of ours. We also attended the treetop cafe for a coffee before finding a nicely sheltered table to eat our picnic. Our final stop was to the gift shop on the way out where the kids could get reasonably pricd souvenirs.<br>Paradise Wildlife Park has so much to offer, even in the winter, and is a great day out for the family. We have been visiting the park since we have lived in Hertfordshire (about 7 years) and have never been disappointed. We wil definitely visit again soon.
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In January 2013, Joey Jackson (sojoey) said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I had a lovely time at PWP. It was a really nice day out with a large variety of animals to look at. It has good accessibility for disabled people and also has signs showing the sign language for the animals! It was very informative! There are also lots of interactive bits for children to play with! I pretended to be a meerkat and it was lots of fun! Strongly recommended!
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In January 2013, Alannah Hawker said about Paradise Wildlife Park
As a photographer I have visited many different zoos and wildlife parks in the UK, and Paradise Wildlife Park is easily one of my favourites to visit! They have so many different animals and all of them have lovely enclosures with good viewing areas for the public. I've got many of my favourite photographs from Paradise, a lovely place to visit!
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