We went today (12th Feb 2023) we only had a short time in the park, but we did the Meerkat experience. We all loved this - Chloe who lead the experience was very knowledgable and enthusiastic. My 9 year old enjoyed every minute. We have never seen a raccoon dog before either!! I had a couple of issues with booking and changing dates but these were sorted out really quickly with no problems. The park staff were helpful and clearly enjoy their work.

Nice small animal park. Staff very pleasant. An ideal place if you have a couple of hours to kill. Animals look well cared for and happy. Our daughter especially liked the parrots. It is clear that it is still a work in progress, with new areas and enclosures being added. I last visited in 2012 and it is now much larger with new areas. The new areas still need a lot of tidying up, but it is a big project. It’s also the first animal attraction I have been to where you can enter a meerkat enclosure and pet the meerkats and porcupines. Also you can enter an emu enclosure, which is unusual. Certainly seemed very popular with the kids. Only negatives are that the paths are often muddy and some grass paths are not passable, especially with a wheelchair. It would help to have a surface added to these. The only toilets appear to be Tardis-style portaloos. There is no cafe on site, but you can buy a coffee to takeaway and there is a small shop. It is also hard to find when you arrive on site with the entrance almost hidden behind a bargain store. This is one to watch as it develops further and I recommend giving it a try and supporting this small attraction.

Cheap enough for what it is, we spent about 1 1/2 hours but if you had kids could stretch this out. Few different animals on site. Little gift shop. Option to feed some animals and also activities at scheduled times. Worth a visit if your passing.

Admittedly our visits were actually in 2021. First visit great, kids loved it. Loved it so much we booked an owl experience for our animal mad son. Very disappointed by this. The keeper was quite rude in his conversation with my son, almost crushing him when he tried to talk about what he knew about the birds (and yes admittedly as a child he wasn't 100% correct on everything). There was an adult couple doing the experience with us at the same time and the dialogue and engagement was very different with them and more communication and time holding the birds was offered to them. I was quite surprised by this at our previous visit I found his communication with people positive. My son was quite down about his experience, as he'd been so looking forward to it. Shame because I really enjoyed our first visit.

After reading reviews we thought we would pay a visit. The park is situated on a camp site. We paid our entrance which we found reasonable. The park is quite shabby and dated. Lovely animals but small enclosures, some of the animals seemed bored and were pacing or snapping at others in the enclosure. The park is grubby and a-bit smelly. We saw one keeper and she seems quite inexperienced eg: treating the arctic foxes like you would a pet at home. We spent an hour here and saw al the animals , we won’t return.

Not a bad animal park but not the best I’ve been to. It was extremely busy but it was summer holidays. I felt some of animal enclosures were small especially the owls and falcon. We paid for bags of food but were not told what we could feed and couldn’t feed. Signs everywhere saying pls do not feed. Toilets are a massive issue. Only one in main reception which was a queue for and was very smelly due to baby nappy bin overflowing. The rest are 4 portaloos which were dirty smelly and not equipped with toilet roll. No cafe within the park but one next door but be prepared to paid £7 for a panini or toastie. Very overpriced

Animal park was ok I guess a few animals where there but toilets and a few other issues we encountered on our trip to Bridlington animal park. 1. Was the toilets the toilets were absolutely horrific and awful no toilet roll and disgusting and smelt awful and was just absolutely disgusting to be 100% honest. 2. It was in the most random place it was placed in the back of some caravan park and there was parking but absolutely no spaces and needed so many more spaces for what there where. 3. We brought some animal food but on all of the enclosures it stated no feeding the animals so what is the point of animal food just sounds like a money making scheme to me. They didn’t have there own cafe but the caravan park did so not to much of an issue food was adequate but expensive.