Local Reviews
In April 2023, Helen Attah said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Visited on
Public holiday
Wait time
30–60 min
Reservation recommended
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Public holiday
Wait time
30–60 min
Reservation recommended
YesMore
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In April 2023, Karen Haswell said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
YesMore
Weekday
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
YesMore
Source: google.com
In April 2023, Sharryayr said about Scott's Grotto
We saw this online and thought we would check it out..
What a magical place this is! It doesn’t take very long to go around (10-15mins) but it really is worth it. If you are visiting Ware then do stop by.
What a magical place this is! It doesn’t take very long to go around (10-15mins) but it really is worth it. If you are visiting Ware then do stop by.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, Love Pop Ups London said about Paradise Wildlife Park
This zoo is a small piece of animal paradaise just excellent
It is a very clean zoo
Excellent viewing windows and viewing bridges/platforms above animal cages
Loads of facilities for children from slides to paddling pool
You can buy food (salad) to feed camels, goats, rabbits, llarmas and zebras
you can see lots of different type of animals that you dont normally see at a zoo eg red pandas, racoons, white lions, etc
Ramps for disabled people
Many experiences you can purchase (roughly £100 each) from feeding racoons to feeding white lions
Only two disappointing things. Zoo is quite small so done in a few hours. Also the food outlets/restaurants are not to a high standard food wise. I did try to eat a burger but took a nibble and could not eat the rest so I would advise in taking a picnic along when you visit the zoo.
I would highly recommend though to anyone to go along to this zoo.
It is a very clean zoo
Excellent viewing windows and viewing bridges/platforms above animal cages
Loads of facilities for children from slides to paddling pool
You can buy food (salad) to feed camels, goats, rabbits, llarmas and zebras
you can see lots of different type of animals that you dont normally see at a zoo eg red pandas, racoons, white lions, etc
Ramps for disabled people
Many experiences you can purchase (roughly £100 each) from feeding racoons to feeding white lions
Only two disappointing things. Zoo is quite small so done in a few hours. Also the food outlets/restaurants are not to a high standard food wise. I did try to eat a burger but took a nibble and could not eat the rest so I would advise in taking a picnic along when you visit the zoo.
I would highly recommend though to anyone to go along to this zoo.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, gillDorset said about Paradise Wildlife Park
We visited Paradise Wildlife Park as part of their 'Tea with the Tigers' experience. We were able to look around the park before our experience started. Although the attractions/rides for young children were closed as it was term time, I was impressed at the variety and amount that there were. The park was also very clean. We then met up with our guide, Aaron, who gave us a welcome briefing and then took us to see the 'big' and not so big cats. Aaron obviously had a very good knowledge of both the animals at the park and the subject of animal conservation in relation to 'big cats'. Aaron showed a genuine passion for 'his' animals, and displayed a good sense of humour which made his talk all the more interesting. There was about 20 people on our experience and quite a few commented upon how well the animals looked. It was apparent from their coats and their behaviour that these animals were well looked after. It's fair to say that the enclosures are not huge but the cats were given enough variety to prevent boredom, and they certainly didn't look bored. After our very informative guided tour we were then taken to the Treetops cafe to have our tea. This cafe overlooks the tiger enclosure and provides a good view of the whole compound. The tea itself consisted of sandwiches, cakes and cream scones which were all very acceptable. All in all, this was a very enjoyable experience due to Aaron's knowledge and sense of humour.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, vxcy said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Visited Paradise Wildlife Park as I had a Tiger Tea experiance voucher brought for me for christmas. I booked the experiance for my 2nd year wedding anniversary, and what a wonderful day we had. We got to the park about 10am and didn't leave until after 5pm! The animals look so happy, the park is well laid out, large and has information everywhere. The Tiger Tea experiance is wonderful, the guided tour of the big cats was amazing. Ian, the guy who took us around the big cats was clear, informative, funny and had real passion for the animals. The food was buffet style overlooking the bigcat tiger enclosure. Really worth doing this if you have an intrest in big cats...and if your havent, it doesnt matter. There are pleanty of things to see and do at this wonderful park. All Staff we met were friendly too. We would highly recommend this as a day out!
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, melvynfletcher said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Arrive early so you get a full day's entertainment. Plan your visit so you get all the displays and feeding times.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, The_Rookies said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Didn't realise you could do reviews for this sort of place otherwise I'd have done it ages ago. My husband and I have been 3 times now and have another trip booked for July.
This is a really nice place to go, it's a small park but lots to see and do even for just 2 adults. For me personally the animal experiences are the best. So far I've done the tarantula and reptiles one, met the meerkats and just recently fed the white lions which was amazing. I'm feeding the lemurs in the next one and am looking to see what else I fancy doing. The keepers who take you for the experiences and really friendly and knowledgeable and love to tell you all about the animals and answer all your questions too.
They've been and are still doing a lot of work on the park so obviously putting a lot of funds into it which is nice to see. So if you want a nice day out and get up close to some of you favourite animals then this is the place to go.
This is a really nice place to go, it's a small park but lots to see and do even for just 2 adults. For me personally the animal experiences are the best. So far I've done the tarantula and reptiles one, met the meerkats and just recently fed the white lions which was amazing. I'm feeding the lemurs in the next one and am looking to see what else I fancy doing. The keepers who take you for the experiences and really friendly and knowledgeable and love to tell you all about the animals and answer all your questions too.
They've been and are still doing a lot of work on the park so obviously putting a lot of funds into it which is nice to see. So if you want a nice day out and get up close to some of you favourite animals then this is the place to go.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
In March 2012, DebnMartMidGlamorgan said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Great day out park keepers are great all the tigers and wild cats in great conditioned
we add a great day out
we add a great day out
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In March 2012, mvc66 said about Paradise Wildlife Park
food outlets, bit boring and tasteless - so wished I had took a packed lunch as for once there were SO many picnics area's to use, all in environments that were fantastic i.e. one was within bird enclosures - really good. Many 'free' parks, assault courses etc and other rides a £1 a go, not bad. For the entrance price, get quite a lot to do. Would recommend not missing the actual tours by the keepers and events in the theatre - kids really enjoyed them.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk