Tropiquaria Zoo (Somerset) Reviews

Tropiquaria Zoo (Somerset) Theme Park / Zoo National

Newest Review: ... are not that many animals here. Outside there are a couple of peacocks roaming around, and a parrot which never seems to move! There are several more aviaries with birds in, but a few of them are always empty. There are Emus in the middle paddock, which live alongside wallabies that have been known to escape and hop happily around the local villages! Lemurs, Meerkats, and Tapirs can be seen in the paddock and there are two mischievous gibbons who seem to enjoy entertaining! You can easily see all of the animals outside within twenty five minutes, even if you walk slowly! Although the animals outside do not look uncared for, they also d... more

Customer Tropiquaria Zoo (Somerset) Reviews (1)

emmachilcott
Tropiquaria Zoo (Somerset): Tropical Paradise? No,not really! (1446 words)
by - written on 25/06/09 (Very useful, 458 readings)
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Along with most parents, I always struggle for new things to do in the school holidays that will keep the children entertained. Whilst I obviously prefer to do free things, like a trip to the park or beach, I frequently find that this is not enough, and if I can keep them occupied for a whole day, I am happy to pay an entrance fee, however, whilst Tropiquaria is something different to do, I think that trying to spend the whole day here is asking a bit much! *Location* Tropiquaria zoo is just down the road from us, and is very easy to find. It is located between Watchet and Williton on the A39, which is the main road to Minehead, Somerset. ...  Read the complete review