A lovely zoo with well kept animals. Nice that some parrots are allowed to fly free outside. The walk through aviary is great fun where the birds land on you especially if you are holding millet. Loved giving Cecil the tapir a scratch and seeing how they have designed a special enclosure for Nigel the puma who has sight problems. The 2 white lion brothers and all the tigers looked very well with plenty of space to roam around in. The cafeteria is good too with small reptiles and bugs to watch while you eat.

What a fantastic place. Amazing to be able to see the animals up close, especially the lions, tigers and Nigel. What the park has done for Nigel especially, is inspirational. Loved being able to feed the birds. Entertained by the talking ones. 😍 it’s deceiving from the outside just how big the park is.

This is a nice wildlife park but not one we’ll be rushing back to… We went at half-term so expected it to be busy but did not expect to queue for 25 mins just to get in and then another 20 mins to go to the loo! They need to speed up the entrance process and have more than one set of toilets for the whole park!!! The ladies only has three cubicles which is just not enough. Glad we got half price tickets as we would have felt hard done by if we had paid full price.

We spent a few hours at the Wildlife Park with our Grandchildren. They really enjoyed there time with the animals, especially in the walkthrough aviary where the birds came and perched on their shoulders. We will return if we are in the area again, and will happily recommend to friends.

Really enjoyed our family day out, such a good wildlife park, the lay out is amazing helps you to ensure you see every animal, the feed you can but to feed the animals I loved that, feeding the parrots and meerkats! On our walk round it was very quiet we got almost a private show off Nigel the puma who came out and showed off in front of us! The tiger was out and just walking in front of us it was lovely too see, really enjoyed it and I’d recommend it too all families

Wow.... what can I say. What a hidden gem this place is. We've seen it advertised but never been until today. This place is amazing. I'll start with the parrot's. I'm not a fan of seeing bird's in cages but I understand why they are. Every animal here has been rescued or donated. They are clearly very well looked after and nursed back to health if need be. Hearing the parrot's speak is unreal... Whilst walking by one on particular he/she shouted " Hello, are you alright" to us... unreal 😊 the lions are fantastic and I've honestly never been so close to one. All the animals and birds are brilliant. Definitely worth the trip and we'll definitely be back.

Heard this wildlife park advertised and decided to visit and i’m so glad we did. There are so many parrots and birds, more than i’ve ever seen before. You have the option to buy bags of peanuts which you can hand feed to the parrots. There’s a few free flying macaws which were so friendly and loved the peanuts too. There is a large walk in aviary full of parrots which will land on you especially if they see you have bags of nuts. There’s also a smaller bird aviary with different types of cockatiels and budgies. You can also buy a bag of dried mill worms to feed to the meerkats. It’s such a great wildlife park and isn’t overcrowded during the week which was great for us. Can easily spend a large portion of the day here 🦜 Also the love birds are the cutest little things

A great day out. My tip is to get some bird feed (peanuts @£1.50 a bag) from the shop before you start to wander round as then you can have some great interactions with the parrots. Take your time to read the info, and feed the parrots before you move on to the other animals. It’s nicely spread out and has plenty to see and do, it’s a wildlife park rather than a massive zoo, but there are plenty of animals to see and enjoy, just don’t rush through them eager to get to the next as your day will be over quickly.

Good value for money, lots of things to see, loved the fact you could feed the animals, parrots and animals seemed to be very well cared for. Café looked a bit closed at time of our visit. But didn’t ruin our experience. All staff encountered were friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit.

I would love to give this an excellent, however the start of the park is a let down. The toilets inside the park are out of use. No one told you you have to use the toilets in the cafe. Used the radar key to at least try go to the toilet and there was no light in there or toilet paper, only a toilet that was at least flushable. The cafe served half decent food. Out of the cheese burger and chips, the chips are the only item to get full marks for tastiness. There was zero condiments available. The burger bun wasn’t even toasted. The meat and cheese itself are edible. You won’t find the use of hand sanitiser here, all the hand sanitizer stations are out, especially in the important places such as the Cafe and toilets! I thought we were big on hygiene now? Obviously not here. The swearing parrots are the highlight of the park. Hearing them curse is funny as anything. Would I go back? Yes!