Local Reviews
In August 2025, Sherry Kendall said about Paradise Wildlife Park
An amazing day, started with behind the scene tour with Simon the keeper who was amazing, even got my daughter to see the anaconda, facts learnt were amazing would do again. Saw lots of animals a very enjoyable day
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In August 2025, Simon Beale said about Paradise Wildlife Park
What a treat. Dinosaurs and big cats at the same location.
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In August 2025, Asma Z said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A good day out for the kids, you can cover everything during the day and the walking distances are manageable with the kids. Everything is laid out quite well, we got to see the lions being fed and many of the animals can be seen up close. Lots of indoor and outdoor activities for the kids to enjoy
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In August 2025, Jason C said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Not a big zoo, but it was still a good day out with the family. Food on site was slightly expensive though.
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In August 2025, dean greenwood said about Paradise Wildlife Park
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️<br>What a fantastic place to visit! 🦁🦖 There’s such a great variety of animals and dinosaurs – so much fun for both kids and adults. 👨👩👧👦 This was our 2nd visit and we would 100% return again. 🎉 Huge thanks to all the staff, the animals, and even the dinosaurs for making it such a brilliant day out. 🙌✨
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In August 2025, Ellen Smith said about Paradise Wildlife Park
I love bringing my kids here they really love the dinosaur park and the animals are all well cared for and its just a great day out! Bring a swimming costume or spare clothes as there is a splash pool which is also great!
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In September 2025, SHAH MOHAMMED REZWAN SHAHRIAR said about Paradise Wildlife Park
Dinosaurs looks like real
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In September 2025, Judith Higgins said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A lovely whole family experience - 3 generations! Our youngsters were 2 & 5 and the elder of the two an avid 1 Zoo 3 watcher so when looking for a zoo experience this had to be a choice. Our first visit and we were only disappointed by the tiger doing what tigers do best .... hiding, so we didn't get to see it!! The Zoo is kinda split in two halves with a manned road splitting the two parts. On the entry side that's where the dinosaur exhibition was set out and WOW.... the adults were in awe... the two year old took one look and announced "I scared!" - so just be cautious if taking littlies in. There is also a huge outdoor play area on that side that was a huge hit with our youngsters and we had to remind them we were there to see the Zoo part. The main Zoo section is across the dividing (but manned) carpark access road, and there is so much to see. There are lions, a tiger and snow leopards but not other large animals like elephants nor giraffes or rhinos, but we were there until closing and didn't get to see everything so there is a lot to see and do. I would highly recommend catching the penguin talk and feeding time and just take your time enjoying the experience. There were only 2 downsides, one that the Zoo itself could address, which is the small train ride. As Grandparent I didn't mind paying the extra money for the younger members to go on there, but the actual manning of it was poor. There was one member of staff who took the payments, checked the train and then drove it, meaning it took sooo long to actually queue for the ride with toddlers. One other person taking the money / issuing tickets would have sped the process up. The other downside was actually "bad parenting" ... There are so many signs up in all of the relevant sections about not banging on the glass yet everywhere we went there were children and adults doing just that... Children and toddlers will copy others and we constantly had to remind our littlest that banging on the glass is wrong (usually over loudly hoping others would get the message!) But overall we had a fantastic day out. It was busy, being bank holiday weekend but it didn't feel full. If planning a visit look out for offers on tickets, it's not cheap, and be careful crossing over from the main carpark to the Zoo itself. The carpark is on one side of quite a busy road and the Zoo on the other side so hang on to your children and keep a close eye out for traffic.
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In September 2025, G. G. said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A brilliant zoo, I would say one of the best we have visited. It was busy but we didn't feel it, its nicely spread out so you never feel crowded, it was also very clean and tidy. The staff were fantastic, even when doing something they were happy to answer questions on animals, they were all happy, friendly and genuinely seemed to enjoy being there. The animals all seemed happy and healthy with a lovely variety. As with all zoos it would be nice to see them with more space. The food was of excellent quality and reasonably priced. Nice to have the mix of animals, the dino trail and parks too.<br>It is 3.5hours away from us but worth every minute in the car. Would 100% recommend
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In September 2025, Natalie McCart said about Paradise Wildlife Park
A really good day out. I went with my sister and my two teenagers and we all thoroughly enjoyed our day. The theming, informative signs, viewing areas/platforms and eateries were very good. Of course the wonderful animals were the highlight and I can recommend attending the bird show! At the end of the day we even had a train ride around the dinosaur area for £2 each, which ended the day nicely.
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