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Woburn Safari ParkNewest Review: ... birds, llamas, swans, peacocks and antelope. This later was added to, to include bison’s, horses, giraffes and zebras. Over the years animals came, and others were sent to zoos around the world. Then in 1970 the safari Park opened and became what it is today. ~~The Safari Park~~ The Park consists of three main areas I would say. Each which I will discuss in more detail below. There is the ... more |
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by Lunah_C - written on 02.11.07 (Very useful, 424 readings)
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Flicking through the choices of places to use my Tesco Clubcard vouches I spotted Woburn Safari Park. We had already used the vouches for a number of theme parks so thought this would make a nice change. We stayed in Luton for our visit which was around a 10 minute drive from the Park. ~~Directions~~ Woburn Safari Park is approximately one hour's drive from London, Oxford, Cambridge and Birmingham. Follow signs to Woburn Safari Park from the M1 junction 12 or 13. From the A5, follow signs to Woburn village. Woburn Safari Park is signposted from here. Woburn Safari Park Woburn Park Bedfordshire MK17 ...
by arnoldhenryrufus - written on 04.09.07 (Very useful, 1109 readings)
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~~ Woburn Safari Park ~~ After reading luckyarchers review on Woburn Safari Park I got really excited I loved the sound of it and especially Rainbows End, which leads me to another story which I will tell you about later on. Straight away I went onto the internet to take a look at their website, it was on here that I discovered they did various Special Experiences; one of these happened to be a VIP Tour with a Ranger, where you get right up close to all the animals, this is fantastic and the ideal birthday present for my animal loving daughter for her 21st. All I needed to do now was to arrange who was going and when; I could not wait to discuss this with my ...
by luckyarchers - written on 21.06.07 (Very useful, 688 readings)
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*** How We Got There *** We were travelling home from the Peak District to Essex recently, feeling a bit sad that our holiday was over. We left our holiday home early in the morning, and started making our way straight home due to the forecast that the atrocious weather we were having was widespread across the country. By the time we got to the M1 in Bedfordshire, the sun had come out though, and I wanted to make the most of it. “There’s a sign to Woburn Safari Park!” I shouted, so hubby left the M1 at Junction 13 and followed the clear signs. Sadly, after checking their website, I found out that there is no public transport to Woburn ...
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