Longleat Safari Park Reviews

During the summer my family and I spent a week driving round the country visiting different attractions. One of these was longleat safari park, and I must say it was my favourite day by far, this was also the opinion of the rest of my family. We arrived early about 9.40am as the park was to open at 10.00am and we had heard that there is a lot to ...  Read the complete review

Longleat is such a fun and exciting place to visit, with lots to offer. You can access Longleat via car or public transport so it really doesn't matter if you can't drive. I went for a day to Longleat, however I can't help but feel that I missed out on some of it's glory by not having enough time there. We arrived early and it was ...  Read the complete review

Myself and my partner booked tickets on line to Longleat back in March, but on the day we were supposed to visit, i was unwell. Since then we havent found a perfect day to visit until the 4th September. I have never been to Longleat before but its always somewhere i have wanted to visit. I am a huge fan of animals and i was really ...  Read the complete review

Longleat Safari Park is down in the South West just off the A36 between Bath and Salisbury. It is easily reached both by car and public transport (if you arrive by public transport then you have to pay extra to use the safari bus, there are a limited number of spaces per day so arrive early). I went to Longleat Safari Park on a Monday ...  Read the complete review

Myself my partner and a few friends decided that we would have a day out to Longleat Safari Park on the Bank holiday Monday, I had been to Longleat before but when I was a child, it was a great day out back then and I was hoping it would be even better all these years later. As it was a bank holiday that we where planning on going on we ...  Read the complete review

This is my review of our visit yesterday, Tuesday the 11 of August 2009. Extremely disappointing and a complete waste of a day. We travelled almost two hours arriving just after 10am, the time stated on the website and other literature as the opening time, to visit the safari park only to find it was not open until 2pm, with no ...  Read the complete review

Longleat is a wonderfully attractive place to visit. It comprises of an Elizabethan stately home, safari park, lake and lanscaped parkland - in total covering some 900 acres, and when including farmland extends to some 8000 acres. It is owned by the Thynne family, (The Marquees of Bath) and has been in the family for some 450 years. ...  Read the complete review

Longleat is a massive, 9000 acre (that's 36 square kms), estate located in rural Wiltshire. At the heart of the estate, set in 900 acres of eye-bulging parkland, is the stately house (Longleat House) home to the Marquesses of Bath and which dates back to Elizabethan times. In the mid-sixties, Longleat Safari Park opened its door and ...  Read the complete review

Our family absolutely love Longleat and it really does have lots to offer for all ages. There are many attractions including: * the well known SAFARI PARK - where you can opt whether to go through the monkey enclosure (and potentially get your car wrecked) or not AND you can stop and have a picnic in the East African Game ...  Read the complete review

I have now been to longleat twice and loved each day so very much. I do not live near, but it is well worth the long journey. There is so much to do at Longleat that the most important piece of advice I can give is to make sure you have a full day there to really make the most of what is on offer. You can either buy a passport which ...  Read the complete review

Longleat Safari Park is a fantastic day out for the family. It's beautiful and there is lots to do so make sure you have a full day there. Longlete is situated in Warminster, Wiltshire. A passport ticket which allows you into all areas including the beautiful longleat house is £23 for adults, £15 for children and £17 senior citizens. ...  Read the complete review

Perhaps the most well known safari park in the UK, and becomming even more recognised as a result of the popular television series with Kate Humble and Ben Fogle "Animal Park", Longleat is a traditional safari park, and the original safari park, where people can drive their cars into the grounds, and go through a simulation of driving ...  Read the complete review

Longleat is situated outside the garrison town of Warminster, I have lived in Warminster all my life so have visited Longleat several times here is my views and opinions on a day out at Longleat. About longleat Longleat house was completed in 1580 and is now home to the 7th marquees of Bath, it is set within 900 ...  Read the complete review

Longleat is a great day (or more) out for families. Longleat is a few miles from Frome in Somerset and a popular attraction. When you arrive at Longleat gates, you are given the option to pay for entry to the grounds of by a pass, which allows you to go on everything once! The pass offers great value but I do not think you can do it all in one day ...  Read the complete review

We went with some family friends, camping during the summer to wiltshire, I say summer...but it still rained the whole time! We had previously converted tescos clubcard point vouchers into days out coupons especially for Longleat safari park and that was the main attraction to visit for the weekend. We first visited Longleat ...  Read the complete review

I went there using my tesco clubcard vouchers which i converted to 3 adult passes and one child pass for our family so to start off this was completely free - always a good thing! We started off doing the safari and were really lucky because we saw pretty much everything in cluding a tiger rying to escape - thankfully unsuccessfully, ...  Read the complete review

My partner and i went to Longleat on Sunday with a couple of friends and had the best day out we've had in a long time. We arrived around 10.30am and paid £22 each for a passport ticket which gives entry to all the attractions but you can spread them out over more than one day if you want to. We did the safari bit first which took around an hour ...  Read the complete review

One, if not the best animal park I have visited. I have gone twice with the intention of visiting again next summer. There is plenty to do in the park and a visit around the house is well worth a look on the way out. One of my favourite parts was the sealion boat trip and if you are not squemish its worth the £1.50 odd to get the fish heads to ...  Read the complete review

I must so i was really looking forward to our family day out at longleat and i was dissapointed. We arrived at 10 which is the time internet and leaflet state safari park opens we que and pay and once given our passport tickets which came to £82 was told the safari park will not open until 2pm. So we decided to do the other stuff ...  Read the complete review

LONGLEAT SAFARI PARK Every year around my youngest birthday in July it has been a family tradition for her dad to take her and her sister out for the day, last year I joined them as it was my daughters 21st birthday; this year I went along again and this time we visited Longleat Safari Park. It is not a problem going along with my ex husband ...  Read the complete review