Visited Sunday 11th December with my niece (aged 11) and nephew (aged 7). This is only a small zoo. There aren't that many animals, but the ones they have seem happy and healthy. We went round and saw everything in about an hour. Feeding time for the monkeys was highlighted to us when we arrived. We made sure we were there for it but shouldn't have bothered. The young lady just dumped some fruit and walked off (no talk or guest interaction at all). Indoor play area is small but the kids loved it. Cafe very reasonably priced and good selection. Worth a look but much prefer their other park at Thrigby.

A lovely little zoo, enclosures and animals all appeared well looked after. Soft play and park was an added bonus for the kids. Also cafe had a good selection of food & good prices. Plenty of things to keep the kids occupied. Lots of picnic benches too.

We visited amazona zoo whilst on a break to Norfolk and we are so pleased we did! The park was well looked after and the perfect size for our toddler to be Able to walk about exploring, the animals are well looked after and we found the park had a very relaxing atmosphere. A great way to spend a few hours. The soft play area was a great addition and was clean and well looked after. All in all a great family day out.

A very pleasant time wandering around meeting the animals in this quaint well run zoo. The animals all appeared happy and content and were certainly well carried for. More than happy to pay the £56 entrance fee for my 3 grand children wife and I.

Visited with grandchildren aged from 3 to 17 and their Mums. Clean, well-kept, animals healthy but small site severely limits number of animals and size of enclosures. Sad there is only 1 jaguar and 1 ocelot and 1 large snake and only 1 of most creatures so little breeding. Except the tapirs have a baby. All children enjoyed outdoor play but were bored/disappointed with animals. Preschoolers enjoyed indoor play too. Verdict - Ok for primary school age, not good for teenagers.

Amazona Zoo is small, though this reflects in the entrance fee which is low priced, and good value. It was a dull overcast day, so we didn't see it at it's best. The food in the café was good, and again good value for money. Some animals like the Mara, and Chilean Flamingo's were free roaming, and very human friendly.

Very nice little zoo, with many South American animal species. The Anaconda, Jaguar, Puma, Flamingoes are some of the special attractions. Kids enjoyed at the play area as well. There's a picnic area. The jungle cafe is also very good, offering food, coffee, ice cream etc. Overall it was a lovely experience with kids. 3 to 4 hours can be well spent here.

The whole experience was great, from arriving to leaving. I would have to mention the staff who are all lovely - they all seem to be happy in their work and are so polite. We called in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised at the prices for good quality food Our first visit was the very first year you opened - you’ve come a long way since then. I hope you keep it going - you’re doing a fab job I would also have to mention that unlike many other places, it’s not essential to book and pay online. This is a bonus to people who are unable to do it for various reasons!

We had a pleasant few hours but I’m not sure we would go back. It was cheap enough to get in and the play group at the back of the zoo was good, the jumping pillows were fab, our little one also enjoyed the small soft play but it was a little grubby. The animal enclosures I’m sure comply with welfare standards but appeared very small to us, also the lakes were very grown. Like a lot of the greenery in the park. The park is looking tired and needed some money spending on it. One baby changer/disable loo for whole park meant a long wait when we had to join queue. There is two toilets near play area at the back of zoo but no baby facilities. Also the main block of toilets are tired and in-fact not very clean at all. The staff we encountered were very pleasant and we enjoyed seeing the deer like/hare animals walking freely around the zoo. It’s not very big but can make a half day from it.

I was a bit disappointed with this place to be honest. I think it would be ok for those with young children but as two adults, I was bored. I felt the place was looking tired and needs some money spent on it. After we left, we visited the Hillside Shire Horse sanctuary and that place was excellent.