West Midland Safari and Leisure Park

As it was half term last week we were looking for a destination for a family day out. We settled on a visit to the West Midlands Safari and Leisure Park in Bewdley, Worcestersire. The park combines the drive-through animal reserves typical of a safari park with a 'discovery trail' (animals which you can see on foot) and a large amusement area. As we knew the park would be busy during half term, we arrived just after opening (at 10) and were met by queues at the ticket booths. These queues went down quickly though and we were waiting no more than 5 minutes to pay. Entry to the park is not cheap- as there are four of us we purchased a family ticket (which ...  Read the complete review

West Midland Safari and Leisure Park www.wmsp.co.uk Spring Grove Bewdley Bypass, Bewdley, DY12 01299 402 114 Tickets are currently priced at £11.50 per adult, £10.50 for children, Senior citizens, Disabled and Students, whilst under 3's go free. A bonus is the fact that you get a free return ticket when you pay, so it basically works out as 2 for the price of 1. As the title implies, this is a safari park, you get to drive round and can purchase food to feed loads of the animals. There are rare white tigers; lions; camels; elephant; rhino; wild dog; wallaby; wolf; buffalo; zebra; and all kinds of ...  Read the complete review

Situated in Kidderminster, West Midlands (funnily enough!), England, there is so much to do that it will easily give you and the kids enjoyment for the whole day. It's easy to get to and fairly well signposted, with lots of car parking available. The safari can get busy at peak times, especially on weekends, so maybe try a weekday and get there just before opening time, which is 10am. There are 2 main parts to the park, the first one that you are greeted with is the Safari. Of course, you don't have to do the Safari first, you can come back to it later. The Safari has many, many animals including Lions, White Lions, Tigers, White tigers, White ...  Read the complete review

Myself and my husband are big animal lovers. We've been to Longleat Safari park, but neither of us had been to West Midlands Safari park for many many years. So, as part of a big group camping trip this summer, we decided to take advantage of the proximity to the safari park, and spent the day there. There were the two of us, another adult, and her 1 year old daughter. Upon arriving at the safari park we were immediately given a voucher to use within the same season for a free return visit. Bargain! The only condition was that it had to be the same number plated car, and no more than 3 adults (the 1 year old was free entry anyway!). We decided ...  Read the complete review

I have just returned from a day trip to West midland safari park and I can honestly say that it was one of the best days out I have had in the UK by far. I have 2 weeks off work and thought I would look at places to visit to de stress myself and just have a good old fun day out, and this was just the right place! When we arrived there was a short queue to the entrance where you pay, took around 5 mins, the prices seem a little on the expensive side, £11.50 per adult, £10.50 per child/concession and under 3s are free but when you consider you can visit the park again this season for free its well worth the money. We went around the safari ...  Read the complete review