Norfolk Dinosaur Adventure Park

Having just returned from a day out at the Dinosaur Adventure Park, I thought I would write my review whilst its still fresh in my mind. I have been before, but this was a spur of the minute decision for what to do on a sunny April afternoon, so this was the choice, as its only a few miles away from where I live. It is situated in Lenwade, a few miles outside of Norwich on the A1067, or can be reached from the A47, it is signposted from both. It is open all year round, except for Christmas and Boxing Day, and has ample free parking. Our party consisted of myself (mummy), Nanny and Grandad and my five year old daughter. The cost at present is a flat £7.50 ...  Read the complete review

The Dinosaur Adventure Park is a sister park of Banham Zoo. If you have the season ticket for Banham you get 50% off the admission price so we visited in the winter season and paid about £3.00 per adult. It's one of the theme parks that I would not expect to find in rural Norfolk! The park is open every day except Christmas and Boxing day and represents good value for money particularly over the winter months. It has a really large car park but this is mainly on grass so beware in really wet weather as it can be very wet and muddy. I once took my small wheeled quinny zap pushchair and had difficulty pushing it! One of the main park attractions is ...  Read the complete review

During the endless summer holidays my children and i went to stay with friends on the North Norfolk coast. While looking for days out that we would all enjoy we found a leaflet for the Dinosaur Adventure Park. We arrived at about 10 am with a car full of "busy" children a large pack lunch and all the other equipment required when taking children out for the day. We paid for our entry and off we went. We followed a trail with the children which lead us through some fantastic woodland which the children love as the trail had been set up with children in mind lost of things to touch and climb, then we started to find the dinosuars which again the children ...  Read the complete review

Or so said the advertising brochure, so we did! This theme park is situated just outside Norwich off the A47. As our daughter is 2 and a half and therefore still qualifies for free entry, we decided to visit this roar-tastic theme park over May Bank Holiday weekend. My first, and final criticism of this theme park is that it is not very well signposted, unlike Alton Towers which you could probably find from Mars. However, once you have found the signs, you are directed up what can only be described as a glorified cart track, which then suddenly turns into a handy car park. My only conclusion for this lack of signposts and tarmac is to make it very ...  Read the complete review