Pettitts Animal Adventure Park

In August 09, me, my wife and our two children took a day trip to pettitts. My honest conclusion to our day was I felt rather disappointed. The park requires both redecoration and modernization. The staff although very friendly did not look very enthusiastic about their jobs, very few animals with tired rides for the kids..... The overall entrance price (£10 adults/£10 children, Under 3 go free) was bad value for money, AVOID!

i went to pettitts park today with friend and my 3 year old son and was very dissapointed...
After paying the same price for my 3 year old as an adult ticket i then decovered all the rides were not free, you need plenty of pound coins for the little rides (driving school & tractors etc)
the wasps are a massive problem maybe if the bins were emptyed a bit more often that might help a little. the toilets are dated and not very clean. Most of the staff didn't look like they enjoyed there job and not child frendly.

Saying that my 3 year old enjoyed himself, but i would say not good value for money park needs some TLC and to get rid of all the pound machines, and you should not pay the same for a child & adult ticket....
Wouldn't go again ...
wendy

Last summer myself, my hubby and two children went on holiday with eight of our family members to the Norfolk Broads , we stayed in a beautiful barn conversation and upon looking through their welcome pack there was a dozen or so leaflets advertising places to go for family's and children. One of these leaflets was advertising Pettitts Animal Adventure Park in Reedham. The leaflet explained a little of what we were to expect and also had some great vouchers for 5 pound off the tickets, which was great, so I would recommend that you visit the tourist attraction office firstly and see if you can get any of these type leaflets with the coupons on, we saved a lot of ...  Read the complete review

Pettits is located in a rural location south of Acle and close to the Broads, it can be relatively hard to find and involves the use of "B" roads. Visitors coming from the South can include a crossing on the Reedham ferry en route. Theres an attractive pub on the North side of the crossing. The crossing is about £4 (2008) for a typical car which is costly but a novel experience. The park itself is small, clean and aimed at young families. I've been going there for the last 8 years as my children have grown up. My 11 year old has only this year finaly grown out of this park but she is a genteel kid. In reality, few children of 10 or older would find ...  Read the complete review