Camelot Theme Park Reviews

At Camelot the ticket prices to get in for a full day are much cheaper now.They cost around half the price then they was once before. Camelot has one problem their is no parking much available now in the car park. Also no new rides have been put in and most of their rides will be liked kids mostly. They need to add some more rides in for people ...  Read the complete review

Camelot has to be one of the worst theme parks I have ever been to in my life! The rides were dated and falling to bits - quite literally - as the first roller coaster we were on broke down and we spent an hour sitting on it before having to climb 5ft down a filthy banking to get off!!!!! The pirate ship was boring and very run down in comparison to a similar ride at alton towers. The magic show was very disappointing and the accomodation....... (we were placed in the appartments out-with the main hotel) well I won't even start I'd be typing all night with my list of complaints............ Please don't go! Honestly put some extra money to it and go to Alton Towers or Blackpool instead...........................

I think Camelot is exactly what it says it is - a THEME park, which the theme being centred around King Arthur and the knights of the round table. So many places call themselves theme parks but aren't, so it's nice to visit one that is. From the minute you are welcomed through the gates by King Arthur and his royal subjects (all played ...  Read the complete review

camelot is a great day out which is especially fun for children. the theme park is located in chorley lancashire and is relatively easy to get to. it is easily accessible by car, coach and train. it costs around £20 for both child and adult admissions or you can buy a family ticket for around £65 which is a lot cheaper than other ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the worst places I have been to in a long time. My son aged 6 was charged full adult price even though he is only 1.1m and could hardly go on any rides. I felt totally ripped off and I complained and received the £19 I'd paid for him back. However I still felt as if I'd thrown the other £38 away.
If you like Alton Towers - don't bother going to Camelot as you will be disappointed!!!
I remember going years ago as a kid and lovely it but ist is dated, and drasticly in need of updating and a good clean.
The Ghost train is simply the worst ride I have been on in my entire life!!! I really wished I'd stayed at home.

Took my 2 and a 1/2 year old daughter here and she had a great day. She was a little frightened over the jousting (though did like the horses. Very little queueing for rides. Next time would definately take sandwiches. In the "Food Court", queued 10 minutes at the Wimpy then game up. The queue at my till had moved on ONE (yes ONE) ...  Read the complete review

Camelot is a medieval themed amusement park near Chorley in Lancashire. It is set in the beautiful Lancashire countryside, it is close to the Motorway and can be reached from J8 on the M61. The park is split into 5 different lands: 1) Land of the Brave The land of the brave is full of extreme, thrill seeking rides ...  Read the complete review

After hearing about the new ride a Camelot my friends and I decided to go this weekend and see what it was like. For those few who do not know what Camelot is I will give you a very brief overview: Camelot is a great theme park located near Chorley in Lancashire (North West England). It is a themed amusement park (a land of ...  Read the complete review

I highly recommend Camelot's new ride Knightmare! It has the highest g force of any ride in the UK and lasts for two minutes. I read that Knightmare was the biggest steel family coaster in the UK today (over half mile long) . It is great to have a ride like that and also all of the other things going on like live ...  Read the complete review

I visit camalot at least twice a year on days out with my children. you have a choice of indoor entertainment or the thrill of outdoor rides. There are shows to watch & indoor play areas for the younger kids also. The park is host to about five/six white knuckle rides and plenty of small rides from around 3yrs & up depending on the size of ...  Read the complete review

What a great day out. A day at Camelot theme park. You are greeted at the entrance by King Arthur and Sir Lancelot in full costume wishing you an enjoyable stay. Once inside it's a case of where to start. There are plenty of rides to choose from. You can get wet on the Logflume or ride the Water slide Pendragons Plunge.Take your chances ...  Read the complete review

Last year around this time, I found out my parents were taking my two sisters and myself on a surprise holiday, neither of my parents would tell us where we were going until we actually got there! Although this was rather annoying, the anticipation was great and I found it all really fun. When we arrived to the place, I saw a sign saying ...  Read the complete review

Set in over 140 acres of beautiful Lancashire countryside, close to the motorway network and only 40 minutes from Manchester International Airport, Camelot is a fun-filled Theme Park which attracts over 1 million visitors annually. I first visited Camelot when I was about seven, and it has changed a lot since then – for the best! It now has ...  Read the complete review

I had some free tickets to visit Camelot Theme park a couple of years ago so I went with my Goddaughter, then 4 years old, and her parents. Camelot is situated just off the M6 near to Preston. You can actually see it from the motorway when travelling northbound. If you’re looking for white-knuckle rides this is not the ...  Read the complete review

Camelo is only really any good if you are going with kids. The rides are just not scary for anyone used to Alton Towers, Blackpool and the like. If you only like big rides then don`t bother, just stay at home and save your money. If you are still reading and are interested in Camelot then you`d probabvly enjoy it. Your kids should find ...  Read the complete review

we won some tickets to camelot early this year and what a great day out!the park was full of things to keep both adults and kids amused.we went on lots of rides and the staff where very helpful in every way.my children are aged 2 and 4 and they where plenty to keep them amused both in the main park and the kiddies park alike--they're was also ...  Read the complete review