Paradise Park (Hayle, Cornwall)

My family and visit Hale in Cornwall every year. it's a kind of tradition really, the weather is usually lovely and we say on a caravan park right on the beach. As soon as we arrive, I do the usual tour to the information desk to collect leaflets on places around Cornwall that will be nice to visit with 2 young children. I am not sure why I had never seen the advertisements on "paradise Park" before. The leaflet stood out like a sore thumb to be honest. Apparently it was the main attraction in Hale for many years running and was a big favourite with families. The leaflet was colourful showing a big parrot on the front. My daughter was impressed and did noting ...  Read the complete review

We went on holiday to Haven Rivere sands, which is in Hayle. Hayle is lovely place, however, last summer we didn't see many dry days so we had to find something to do on the days we couldn't go to the beach. After looking through many leaflets we decided to go to Paradise Park, well the children decided! The day we went there were showers throughout the day, with only odd hours of sunshine. Paridise Park is also in Hayle, Cornwall. If you don't know where Hayle is I'm sure you will have heard of St Ives, it's near there! The park is well sign posted and easy to find. I'd defiantly recommend it a visit if you are on holiday in that area. *The ...  Read the complete review

Paradise park is one of the many attractions in Cornwall that i have visited over the years and proves very popular with children. The park can be found in Hayle in Cornwall. The park is situated on the outskirts of Hayle on the road to Helston. The park is sign posted with the brown tourist signs. The park is quite spread out and there is plenty to see and do, different sections include:- The free flying area for bird shows, this take place at different times of day and are not to be missed. A variety of different birds and quite a lot of audience interaction with getting people up on to the stage to hold different ...  Read the complete review