We haven’t been to the Monkey Forest for years despite living local. However the sun was out so we thought we would go with our youngest daughter. The walk around the monkeys is lovely and it’s nice being able to watch the young monkeys playing around. We watched feeding time and listened to a keeper talk. The lady doing the talk was very engaging and obviously very knowledgeable. And we really enjoyed it. We then decided to finish our day with a trip to the cafe for a late lunch. I have to say the menu choice is shocking, for somewhere so busy you’d think there would be more on offer. As a vegetarian the only hot food they could offer me was a plate of chips and a barely warm plate of chips at that. Vegetarians and vegans are really not unusual now and really should be fully catered for. This was a disappointing end to what would have otherwise been a nice day.

Lots of monkeys to see, not a very long walk and not much else to see on the walk apart from the odd info board. The food is over priced and very underwhelming to say the least, the choice is limited to put It politely, all the staff look like they are still in school and aren't fantastic take 6 of them hovering behind a counter to serve luke warm chips and beans. Over an hr travel to visit, should have saved the petrol.

A lovely day out, seeing the monkeys out freely is amazing. staff nice and friendly. but do take your own food/drink as the food in the restaurant food is horrible and over priced, we had pulled pork cobs and my husband was nearly sick eating it!!!! daughter brought pre packed sandwhiches from there and said they had no taste and would stay hungry then eat them.

The actual walk is quite nice, if you’re ok with slopes. The monkeys are great. Waited for at least 45 minutes to get ice creams from the cart near the entrance. The 2 girls couldn’t be any slower if they tried, the way things are done needs changing, it needs to be much slicker. Maybe get a member of management to queue up and experience it for themselves and see if they found it acceptable.

Terrible place. not the actual monkeys but the muppets who own and run the monkeyforest. no organisation at all parking is attrocious and the actual car park needs surfacing properly with tarmac not just leaving it rough with large limestone chippings and holes . i hadn.t been there in years before today but as we couldn.t park it was so jam packed and chocca block we gave up and left it was a total waste of £20. we will not be going back there ever again. GET THE CAR PARK SORTED AND ORGANISE. thats my advice

Not worth the price. You should state on your website that the enclose is uphill, being heavily pregnant I struggled, plus with a pram. I would say it isn't wheelchair or pram friendly in the monkey enclosure. The cafe food for was very limited choice and quite pricy for the portion size. Seeing the monkeys and also their new arrivals was lovely but it did literally take around 30 minutes to walk round.