Amazing set up, loved the safari drive and was able to get some great pictures of some Animals. Not all animals played ball 🤣 but you can’t force them to sit and pose for tourists. Really good to spend 4-5hrs of the day here.

Absolutely fantastic day out for the whole family! The drive-through safari was incredible, with amazing close-up views of lions, giraffes, rhinos, and many other animals. The park is well organised, the staff are friendly, and there is plenty to do for children and adults alike. Great value for money and an unforgettable experience. Highly recommended! 🦁🦒🐘

Prebook tickets for easy access . 27£ for kids . The safari drivethrough in our own vehicle was extraordinary. They have animal such as lions, tigers, elephants, bears, wolves , rhinos . The footwalk was also good . The map is pretty detailed . They have small eateries / restaurants inside . They have seal lion show with 2£ ticket and free parrot show where they show case macaw and cockatoos. You can feed alpacas for a pound if you take the train which is a 25 min ride . They have indoor play area and soft play for babies . They have outdoor play area near lemur cage.

We had a wonderful day here. Started with a road safari before grabbing food and going round on foot. Had a go on the pedalos and then saw the animals. Went round the road safari three times. Was really good. Didn’t get to do the train, will do that next time. Plenty to do here, and good value for money. I would say signage is a bit poor but other then that no negatives.

Went on a colder overcast day at end of February. As a result the animals in the safari drive through were not out and about in the park but for the most part near or in their shelters. Still possible to see and fantastic to still see them close up. Didn't do the monkey enclosure, and was able to bypass it. Lots of land rovers about in the safari park watching the animals and public driving through. Once through the safari parked up and did the walk around the other attractions. Train ride round park and pedalo boats all included in entrance ticket. Watched a couple of the keepers talks and feeding of animals which was informative and god fun. Highlight for me was walking through the lemur compound and getting very close to them. Have to say catering around the park was sparse probably due to time of year and lower number of visitors. When arriving there are a couple of entrances to the park but they all converge on the main entrance to the safari park, and where there is short term parking do you can meet up with friends and drive through together. Toilets available here too. Went with four adults and two children six and four in two cars.