Local Reviews
In April 2026, Liam Cameron said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Good all round. Good food
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In April 2026, Katy Warner said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Great zoo! Loved the high viewing platforms, and cleverly thought-out enclosures. Even though it was a busy weekend, it never felt crowded. Saw almost all the animals.
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In April 2026, Meet Sukhadiya said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A great educational day out for the whole family
We had a brilliant time at Hertfordshire Zoo. What sets it apart is the focus on knowledge; it’s not just about seeing the animals, but truly understanding their habitats and lifestyles. It was just as engaging for the adults as it was for the kids. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun yet educational trip.
We had a brilliant time at Hertfordshire Zoo. What sets it apart is the focus on knowledge; it’s not just about seeing the animals, but truly understanding their habitats and lifestyles. It was just as engaging for the adults as it was for the kids. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun yet educational trip.
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In April 2026, Olivier said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Nice zoo, animals seem relatively happy although enclosures aren’t huge. The food options are awful (the pepperoni pizza in particular) and prohibitively expensive though. Friendly staff.
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In April 2026, Alan F said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Expensive day out but worth it to hand feed the Jaguars, so close yet don't touch as it's just a wire fence between you and them, they are obviously well used to it and were so gentle taking the meat, probably better table manners than some kids 😂
Took advantage of feeding the Meerkats as well which wasn't planned, there was the wise one who knew food was in the bowls, so after cherry picking the sweetest bits that were scattered he came up and claimed both bowls one at a time leaving the others to clear the floor while happily eating his way through both bowls, I snuck a couple of bits out and put them on the log when the others realised the floor was clear, so they turned to the bowl that still had some, but he wasn't going to share it with them 🤣
The food and drink was quite expensive, but I guess it helps keep the animals cared for as that's a never ending battle, being low season there were no queues which was great for me being disabled, and many of the smaller eateries were closed (probably open when it gets too high season or events) which limited you're choices, but had a hard time going around there, doing anything is a challenge, but if you don't push it you go down even faster, some animals were a no show, probably in their hidden quarters, and some you need a very good eye to spot them.
Access for disabled is good overall, bays are by the entrance, some ramps are quite steep but most are fine, the entrance is split so wheelchairs don't have to go all around the ropes while those who are able use the more roped side, missed out on any 'shows' there may have been as we were just trying to cover as much as we could and getting to the experiences took all I had in me, long day time to collapse and recover now I'm home again.
Took advantage of feeding the Meerkats as well which wasn't planned, there was the wise one who knew food was in the bowls, so after cherry picking the sweetest bits that were scattered he came up and claimed both bowls one at a time leaving the others to clear the floor while happily eating his way through both bowls, I snuck a couple of bits out and put them on the log when the others realised the floor was clear, so they turned to the bowl that still had some, but he wasn't going to share it with them 🤣
The food and drink was quite expensive, but I guess it helps keep the animals cared for as that's a never ending battle, being low season there were no queues which was great for me being disabled, and many of the smaller eateries were closed (probably open when it gets too high season or events) which limited you're choices, but had a hard time going around there, doing anything is a challenge, but if you don't push it you go down even faster, some animals were a no show, probably in their hidden quarters, and some you need a very good eye to spot them.
Access for disabled is good overall, bays are by the entrance, some ramps are quite steep but most are fine, the entrance is split so wheelchairs don't have to go all around the ropes while those who are able use the more roped side, missed out on any 'shows' there may have been as we were just trying to cover as much as we could and getting to the experiences took all I had in me, long day time to collapse and recover now I'm home again.
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In April 2026, R A said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Gone to Hertfordshire zoo multiple times it’s always a great place for a day out
My children love it
My children love it
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In April 2026, Rodney Law said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Excellent well laid out zoo, excellent
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In April 2026, Kirsty Pope said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Had a lovely visit a few weeks ago. Not been I many years and was very impressed. Came down from Scotland to visit my friend. We will definitely come back next time again.
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In April 2026, Louise Kane said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A lovely day out for the family. We went on a week day during term time so it was nice and quiet. Was particularly impressed with toilet access in car park, really handy for the children before going into zoo and before car ride home.
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In April 2026, Bettina Jensen said about Paradise Wildlife Park
My husband and I was there for the panda experience. Everything about the experience was absolutely amazing and professional. The zoo is not to big but everything is very nice and there's many opportunities to see all the animals
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