Great fun with the children not too busy but can get crazy during the holidays. Well worth it.

We visited here as a family end of August after the schools were back in so the park was very quiet, I wouldn’t fancy it personally when it’s busy. Our grandson had a whale of a time experiencing the many attractions and animals, the train ride, pedal go karts, bouncy domes, etc, etc. I also enjoyed the walk through the woods, although the path to the folly is quite steep in places and since I had my camera with me it was also good for taking photos.

Haven’t been for a while and they have upgraded a few things. Had a great time and kids loved the foam party at the end!

This place is definitely worth visiting it's not just for kids the adults can join in to on the go carts, slides, hay barn, steeple race and much much more.All the staff are very polite and friendly they made time to explain things.All the animals look healthy and well cared for.we took our own food as there's picnic tables under cover, there is a cafe and gift shop aswell.We went 27th Aug which was really quiet think we saw about 4 families as Scottish children are back at school and the weather wasn't great,but there is plenty of things to do under cover, we didn't have to queue for anything.As the park was closing and we was dawdling along they announced" to the staff we are releasing the lions in 2 minutes" which just made our day and left there laughing.what a cracking day 4 adults and 4 children had.

I recently had a family day out to visit the family park and everyone loved it. The train ride was the highlight for our wee ones. Seeing the animals and being able to feed them was great and then having a walk around was lovely. The upstairs of the main barn is a great fun area for the kids to run around in. The only reason I took a star off is our kids are quite young and it has several large slides in the play barn that are unsupervised, so worried they might just fall down one accidently whilst running around.