Hamerton Zoo Park (Sawtry) Reviews
Newest Review: ... more. The funniest animal we saw that day were the sloths. We had to enter a dark room to see these and wait for our eyes to adjust to the light. They move so slowly and Hollie's granddad joked and said to Hollie, "they do move faster than your daddy does though!". There is also a section with goats, sheep and other farm type animals that the children can buy grains to feed the animals. We didn't get a chance to do this as the weather wasn't too great and it wasn't the right time of year for us to do this. My favourite section of the zoo =========================== My favourite section was definitely the primates. The monkeys wer... more
Customer Hamerton Zoo Park (Sawtry) Reviews (2)
by - written on 16/05/13 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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In October 2011 my daughters grandparents asked us if we wanted to visit the zoo for the day. I had no idea which zoo it was or what sort of animals the zoo would have. It was a bit of a cold day but the sun was shining and it was exciting to go somewhere we hadn't been before. In the summer of 2011 I had visited my mum in the Czech Republic and we visited the Zoo near to her called Zoo-Olomouc. That zoo was huge and Hollie loved it so I knew she would enjoy even the smallest of zoo's and she loves animals. Arriving at Hamerton Zoo Park ========================= When we arrived, parking was free so we set down and headed for the ticket booth. As ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 1149 readings)
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Always looking for something to do with the little ones, Im getting a bit fed up of driving for hours with them bickering in the back. Im usually stressed before we reach our destination so to find a zoo thats a 20 minute drive away is pricesless. Hammerton zoo is situated in Cambridgeshire, at Hamerton near Sawtry otherwise known as the Huntingdonshire Wolds. It is well sign posted on the brown and white signs from the A1M (at Sawtry junction 15) under half an hour from Peterborough, Oundle, Thrapston or Peterborough. Hamerton opened in June 1990 as a conservation sanctuary, spread over 25 acres of parkland it provides a safe home for a fascinating ... Read the complete review
