Paradise Wildlife Park

Paradise Wildlife Park is a good place to take the kids for a day out. Essentially it is a zoo. It has lions and tigers, camels and wallabies, alligators and lemurs, penguins and meerkats, snakes and parrots. The animals seem well looked after, and at the same time is it possible to get close enough to get a good look at them. Especially the jaguars and leopards - they are often asleep on a platform, and you can climb the stairs and stand right next to them (behind a lot of heavy duty wire, obviously). As well as the animals there are lots of playgrounds. There is a pirate-themed one with a boat, an adventure-style one aimed at slightly older ...  Read the complete review

I visited PWP in August and i would like to share my opinion about it and tell you a bit more what to expect. Getting there Paradise Wildlife Park is easily accessible by car and by public transport. There are no bus routes that run directly there but you can get a free shuttle bus directly from Broxbourne train station. All you have to do is to ask the ticket office to phone the PWP and they will come and collect you. Yourney from Broxbourn takes appr. 5-10 minutes. They have a decent car park and on the arrival they assist all car drivers. Car parking is situated within walking distance to park entrance. You need to purchase admission tickets before ...  Read the complete review

First of all I am not a huge fan of Theme / Wildlife parks , but last week I made an exception and I visited Paradise Wildlife Park. Park is situated just off the junction 25 ( M25 motorway) and is easy to find. I visited park last thursday to avoid crowds - unfortunately park is very busy at all times / days. Park is open all year (except Christmas day) from 9.30 - 6.00 (summer) or from 10.00 - 5.00 (winter). They have reasonable prices compared to other zoos. Family ticket costs 48.00 (price for 2 adults and 2 children) but they offer concessions and season tickets as well. They offer feeding experience and adoption certificates at extra charge. Majority of ...  Read the complete review

Having lived only down the road from paradie wildlife park all my life i have been there a fair few times! I have now grown up and take my own children there around once a year. It's a wonderful little wildlife centre. I defiantely wouldn't call it a zoo but it does a wide variety of animals, big and small. prices are a bit much. its quite expensive to get in. i can't remember exactly but for adults its around the £15 mark. and considering the size of the zoo prehaps a little over priced. The food and drink is also quite expensive. its nothing amazing either. but theres lots of rooms for picnics. there's lots of animals experiences like most zoo's i.e feed the penguins ...  Read the complete review

Paradise Wildlife Park is situated in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire. It is easy to get to by car (junction 25 off the M25) and is well signed up. The park have also set up a free shuttle service from Broxbourne train station to Paradise Wildlife park - just call the park when you arrive at the station and they'll come and collect you in a mini bus! The park is open all year round (March - October: 9.30am - 6.00pm. November - February: 10am - 5pm). Tickets cost £13.00 for adults, £10.00 for children (2-15 years), £10.00 for senior citizens, £7.00 for guests with disabilities, £22.00 for a family of 2 and £44.00 for a family of 4. Infants under 2 go ...  Read the complete review