Compare the meerkat (Drusillas Park)

Member Name: Natskin

Product:	Drusillas Park
Date:	12/09/09 (27 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Closeness to animals due to less fiercesome nature

Disadvantages: Pricey

It's funny really to think of Drusilla's as a zoo as there's no big cats and such. Still maybe that adds to its' appeal to youngsters as there isn't anything too scary! It's not just about the animals, though, at Drusilla's; there's a lot else.

There's the Thomas train, which is really good as the level of detail and size is what children expect of the 'real' Thomas, you also get too see a lot of other characters such as Cranky on the way too. There's a big playground and crazy golf too.

Another thing about Drusilla's is that they have character days or special exhibitions almost every week throughout the year and as these are included in the price, it is worth checking if you will be going on any of these days.

One of our highlights was the penguins because you can see them swimming from underneath as well, and, of course, watch them getting fed which is quite funny. Another good area was the farm area, where you can scratch the pigs backs and see how a cow digests it's food. Being interactive makes a difference to how much the children take awy from their day.

The cafe can be quite expensive if there's a few of you, so best to bring your own food.

Summary: Lots to do, lots of animals and feeding shows