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Noah's Ark Zoo Farm (Wraxall)

Description: Clevedon Road / Wraxall / Bristol / BS48 1PG / Tel:

Newest Review: ... tapirs, gibbons and meerkats so there is a wide range of animals to see. There is also a reptile house and a barn which had smaller animals such as lambs, rabbits, and chipmunks. One of the best parts of the day is that the keepers often walk around with the animals, such as the llamas or lambs so you can stroke and feed them up close. They also add events throughout the day you can go ... more

... to which means there is always something to do - these change depending on the time of year you go so each visit is unique. On that day they had a lamb race, a falconry display, a meerkat feeding and talk (where I fed them an egg!) and at the end of t...more

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Noah's Ark Zoo Farm (Wraxall): A day feeding the Animals... (863 words)
by - written on 05/06/09 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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Noah's Ark Farm is situated between Bristol and Weston-Super-Mare - in Wraxall just 7 miles from the Centre of Bristol. It is a great place for a fun family day out. It is different to a typical zoo - it has less enclosures then Bristol Zoo but it has much more of a friendly, family feel and is much more of a hands-on experience. I loved it and would even consider buying a season ticket so I can keep going back. One of the main attractions is being able to feed and touch the animals yourself, although you pay a small price to buy suitable food from the shop - just 50p a bag for either animal or bird feed. I would definitely recommend buying the animal ... Read the complete review

A lovely day out for all the family (793 words)
by - written on 22/02/09 (Very useful, 194 readings)
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Noah's Ark Zoo farm is situated near Wraxall between Weston-Super-Mare and Bristol. We went to the farm as a day out back in August and found it one of the best animal farms we have very been to there was so much to see and do. The farm is based in 100 acres of beautiful Somerset countryside. Which means that there are loads for room to let the children run free safely? The farm is home to a huge range of animals out across the fields there is a track, which will lead you past Rhinos, Zebra, Deer and Camels. At the end of the track is an enclosure, which contains Giraffe you can go inside the shed and stand on a high platform to look at Gerald the Giraffes ... Read the complete review

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm (Wraxall): Fun at the farm (2568 words)
by - written on 20/09/07 (Very useful, 429 readings)
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My little boy turned 3 this year, he's a huge fan of animals and I always enjoy taking him for days out to different animal parks and zoo's. For his birthday I did a lot of research into different parks in our area in the hopes of finding somewhere with a few larger more exotic animals then we usually see. My search turned up Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, just outside of Bristol in the area of Wraxall, it claimed a wide variety of animals from traditional farm animals to larger wild animals such as giraffe and rhino as well as many hands on experiences, well I was convinced by that, it was years since I'd last seen such large animals and it sounded just the kind of place my ... Read the complete review