The Wildlife Park (Cricket St. Thomas, Somerset) Reviews

I am 50+ and can honestly say we were by far the minority. Before anyone screams ageism. Lets say it is no fun being run down by very senior citizens in electric wheel chairs as they race for breakfast or dinner. The whole site seems to be a Mecca for the very elderly, there is nothing wrong with that, but Warner's do not show ...  Read the complete review

When Warner Holidays bought Cricket St Thomas they scrapped the bright and spongy Mr Blobby fixtures and opened a hotel. Last year they announced they were to scrap the much loved Wildlife Park after thirty years, turning the attraction into a 'Lakes & Gardens' destination with an 'Adults Only' hotel. I'm guessing the owners hate ...  Read the complete review

We took advantage of the Tescos clubcard deals offer a few months ago and exchanged £5 worth of clubcard vouchers for £20 worth of vouchers to use at Cricket St Thomas wildlife park. We finally got round to using them yesterday, myself and my partner took my niece for the day. We arrived at about 11am, the park was fairly ...  Read the complete review

My wildlife-worshipping son opted for a day at Cricket St Thomas Wildlife park for his 9th birthday, in July this year. It was our 3rd visit, so we knew what to expect. Cricket St Thomas is near Chard and not particularly convenient to get to by public transport (not recommended), but was a pleasant hour's car journey for us, traveling ...  Read the complete review

It was my husband and my wedding anniversary in March and this year he surpassed himself, not only did he remember but he booked a few days off! Determined not to waste any of the time I began trawling the internet for things to do. My son is a huge animal fan, so wildife parks were my first choice, we do have a local zoo of which we are ...  Read the complete review