We had a family weekend away with 2 park day. It was Amazing. The waiting line was okay for most rides besides the log flume. My kids enjoyed their time. Downside is that you may need to get your own fan in very hot weather. Heating was in the accommodation for cold seasons

First time visiting on 12th July. We had kids ranging for 3 - 12 yrs old and they all had a great time. Went on 95% of the rides. Some of the rides require an adult to ride with the youngest and a few rides he could ride alone. There was one ride i wouldnt recommend, (Grand Prix Racers) as my nephew hurt his back quiet badly leaving him crying...Lots of places to grab refreshments and plenty of seating to eat lunches. We paid £15 a ticket through wowcher which was well worth it. Will defo visit again.

Gulliver’s Land is a fantastic theme park for younger children, with plenty of rides and attractions designed especially for toddlers and primary school-aged kids. The park is clean, easy to navigate and has a relaxed family-friendly atmosphere. One thing I would recommend is allowing a full day just for Gulliver’s Land. We combined Gulliver’s Land with the Dino & Farm Park on the same day and simply didn’t have enough time to enjoy everything properly. There is so much to do across both attractions that they are best visited on separate days if possible. Our children had a wonderful time, and despite not fitting everything in, it was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We would happily return and spend a whole day exploring the park. 🎠🎡😊

Good weekend getaway for as a family. Not very big but not small either. We had good fun. Staying package is good value and cabins were clean and very good. Idea is brilliant. Weather was good so had a good time over the weekend. Cabin staying was comfortable. Recommend here if you need a quick ahort family weekend getaway.

Really good place to go if you have young kids. Mine are 5 and 7 and could go on almost everything. Pros Good selection of rides Cast members are friendly Clean and tidy Free parking Cons No menus on the wall so you cant see whats on offer in the castle food court have to do it all on the self service screens so this causes longer queues while people are browsing the screen menus. Food is the usual cheap over priced food. Top tip order a couple of pizza's and share them will work out cheaper.