Monkey World

hi i went here with the family a couple of months ago its fantastic and the kids loved it not very expensive and as my husband is disabled they had great disabled facilities so he was able to come around the whole of the place in a disabled buggy the monkeys are soo cute even the tiny babies wanted to bring one home you can also adopt a monkey which is great they send you things once a year i belive photos as well of the monkey you have adpoted its got a lovely picnic area which we sat at and had lunch there is also plenty of car parking they also have a singing monkey he is great fun to watch a very good clean place to go would recommed it to anyone who wants a great ...

Monkey World is a fantastic day out in Wool, Dorset. I have been a regular visitor first going not long after the centre opened when I was young. The park is a rescue centre for primates, from chimps to orang-utans, lemurs to woolly monkeys. Last year one of the parks founders, Jim Cronin died and the park now continues in the safe hands of his wife Alison and close friends in his honour. When the park was opened its overall plan was to rescue any primates who needed their help such as those being used as beach photographer props and the park has successfully saved many of them from awful surroundings where some have been so badly treated that they still bare ...

Just been to Monkey World on a bright cold but sunny January day, with my 1 year old and two-and-a-half year old. First contact was the website - to get directions - and it is pretty dated and not hugely useful. directions by are are basically absent and when you click on a link for the park itself you just get a scanned in park map. Still we looked it up on a map and got there - it is near Wareham in Dorset. It wasn't crowded, being January, but it was busy. There is plenty of grass parking - hmm, wonder how boggy that gets in the rain.... Turnstiles to get in - quick and easy when we went, but a bit pricey, though ...