This place is a must do and see these primates have come from all over the world and have been rescued it's a big site all the animals are well looked after suitable for disabled as you can hire a battery scooter to get round...More

Ok so the best time to visit Monkey World is not when were in the middle of a Hurricane. But my wife and I did. Lots of the Monkeys were in their pens. But it was a great day out and to be fair who...More

Our first visit .We had seen the TV programme and decided to make the journey. It was a grey damp day and therefore the place was very quiet which to some extent was a bonus as we were able to walk around and see the...More

So lovely to see the primates being given as natural a setting as possible and given the choice of whether they are outside playing in the fresh air or inside in the warm. It's always easy to spot them whether they are in or out,...More

Was disappointed thought it was a lot bigger there.the monkeys only seemed to come out when keeper was feeding them .had watched the programme on tv when it had firsted opened and did enjoy it especially the baby orangatang Gordon.

After a visit at the tank museum we headed Monkey World It was very nice, a lot of space for us humans but also the monkeys. It's very cool to see those animals chilling out under the sun,

This is always a must visit place, very accessible and easy to get around. The work that goes on a monkey world is amazing and so every penny spent at the park goes on the upkeep and the welfare of all the animals. Take your...More