Local Reviews
In July 2019, BUILDERKO LOFTS LTD said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Amazing place. Loved it. Will definitely come back soon.
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In July 2019, Bobbie Owen said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Brilliant place i got a lot. Only thing is they need to upgrade the toilets
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In July 2019, Clare O'Neill said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Lovely day out for the kids
Soft play is brilliant and so is the big park
Soft play is brilliant and so is the big park
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In July 2019, Rita Cole said about Paradise Wildlife Park
We came as a family for my grandsons 2nd Birthday. I was very impressed with the variety of things to do for the children. The dinosaurs were great and he loved them (it's his thing at the moment). The children spent time in the splash pool which was great on a very warm day, and they also enjoyed time in the play areas. We will be back again as we didn't get around to see all the animals. The staff were also very polite and helpful.
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In July 2019, John Channon said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Loads of things for children
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In July 2019, Donna Savin said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Had fantastic day
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In July 2019, Bruce Wintin said about Paradise Wildlife Park
What a great place to visit amazing!!
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In July 2019, Lee McKenzie said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Much improvemed, really nice enclosures, would recommend the bird display, its the most trained birds we have every seen love the white lions
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In July 2016, dg0dfrey said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Enjoyed the animals but your architect obviously had no kids. The toddler play areas seemed to have either concrete or tarmac surfaces which are now way out of date.Toddlers fall down a lot and in your play areas would come home with scrapes and cuts. Most public play areas are now rubberised or bark chip. Time you caught up
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In July 2016, RossWheeldon said about Paradise Wildlife Park
My wife and I received the Walk on the Wildside VIP tour for Christmas 2015. Being honest we were not sure what to expect what we got was an amazing experience.
The Park is small and in contrast to other zoos that we have experienced they have not jammed too many animals into their enclosures. And there enclosures, although small are excellently put together giving the animals plenty of activities to do, as well as places to strut, hide and snore! The enclosures also use vertical space to add to the amount of area the animals have. All the animals appeared calm and at ease even with the numerous school groups screaming around.
The whole site is amazingly disabled friendly where even the ramp to the Big Cat is long and gentle, easy for carers pushing wheelchairs. In fact throughout the entire park I only found two areas of concern for wheelchairs, the entrance to the Tiger house and the entrance to the bat house, both have a slight step up that can turn the front wheels.
As for the Walk on the Wildside experience, being able to get up close to a barn owl and several smaller reptiles and animals is so awesome. Ellie, our guide was incredible throughout, she knew her stuff and certainly opened my eyes to the issues of reptile pet ownership.
Food is no more expensive than a large MacDonalds meal however the drinks are very expensive which was a big issue as the sun was beating down.
The Park is small and in contrast to other zoos that we have experienced they have not jammed too many animals into their enclosures. And there enclosures, although small are excellently put together giving the animals plenty of activities to do, as well as places to strut, hide and snore! The enclosures also use vertical space to add to the amount of area the animals have. All the animals appeared calm and at ease even with the numerous school groups screaming around.
The whole site is amazingly disabled friendly where even the ramp to the Big Cat is long and gentle, easy for carers pushing wheelchairs. In fact throughout the entire park I only found two areas of concern for wheelchairs, the entrance to the Tiger house and the entrance to the bat house, both have a slight step up that can turn the front wheels.
As for the Walk on the Wildside experience, being able to get up close to a barn owl and several smaller reptiles and animals is so awesome. Ellie, our guide was incredible throughout, she knew her stuff and certainly opened my eyes to the issues of reptile pet ownership.
Food is no more expensive than a large MacDonalds meal however the drinks are very expensive which was a big issue as the sun was beating down.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk