Paradise Wildlife Park – Review
What To: Paradise wildlife park is a perfect day out for Dinosaur and Animal lovers or simply lovers of being outside… this one is for you.
It was nothing but good times over the weekend on our visit to Paradise Wildlife Park. The weather was amazing and it made perfect sense to go out and enjoy the sunshine amongst the wildlife.
Paradise Wildlife (sister to the Big Cat Park) has been on our list and we most certainly should of experienced it sooner.
Why To: Paradise Wildlife Park is the perfect adventure for all ages! The park is split up in various sections… Dinosaurs and Zoo animals, with food and playground opportunities in both sections. On arrival, Our 2 year old (who loves animals), was instantly blown away by the sight of the moving and roaring dinosaurs in the world of dinosaurs section. It was nice to read the several fact sheets they had around, giving us access to animal information… which made our trip a little educational too.
It was lovely to see that Paradise Wildlife Park are taking social distancing seriously, with many hand sanitizer stations dotted around. We loved riding on their train and only got on because we witnessed it being cleaned which made our trip way more enjoyable and relaxed.
As it was very hot, many of the animals were fast asleep, although we got a great interaction from the camels and penguins. Without giving too much away, we would honestly go back in a heart beat!
Let’s Talk Food: Im not really a big fan of The Food at Attraction parks but we did order a few burgers and Dino bites, which were okay and held us for the day. They have a few outdoor food trucks and a indoor restaurant (which you’re required to wear a mask).
The park was running on Less than 25% of their usual capacity, due to the current climate… which saddens us as it truly is a place that deserves support. Although Paradise wildlife park wasn’t at its full capacity, the park was still busy and the energy was great!
Paradise wildlife park is great for all occasions… Click HERE for a list of other experience opportunities you can do there.
WHERE TO: White Stubbs Ln, Broxbourne EN10 7QA. (PARKING IS FREE)
Children under 2 go Free, £20 for children, Adults £22… Tickets can only be purchased online from.
www.pwpark.com/
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