We took our 2 years old and 6 month old grandsons to this attraction. We had to wait out on the road as the gate did not open until dead on 10.30am, the road was a typical country lane and passing cars were having trouble getting past, when we finally got in we then had to wait for the door... More

We believe that as they are is the same area roughly, that it is only fair to compare Oasis with Easton Farm Park (EFP), near Woodbridge Suffolk. Oasis is very old fashioned with sub-standard toilets, cafe, surfaces and buildings. I heard one lady say "It's not very buggy friendly here is it" - so I suggest with all the mud... More

The family that run the centre could not of been more helpfull they brought the camels out for my children to see. they spent time in the petting area with us, great day out. Will visit again.

My daughter loves this place and it is a gem, not over commercialised, the family who own it obviously love their animals and are very knowledgeable. A small play park with trip wire adds to the enjoyment NEVER let this place close down it is fabulous

Of all the animal places we've visited, the Oasis Camel Centre is by far the best. They have several camels as well as goats, alpacas and other animals, and they all seem as curious about you as you are about them. It's gimmick-free and just a lovely place. The staff are also knowledgeable and friendly - the talk about camels... More

The centre is based around a farm that has decided to promote the protection of the wild camels. The entrance fee is on a par with other farm base attractions this pay's for all the main activities. The small cafe on site does mainly cold food but does an alday breakfast cooked to how you want it, and jacket poto's.... More