You should have read the other review to find out where Drusillas is located. :p It's not the Parks fault that the Highways Agency won't allow them to put up any more signs on the primary routes. Luckily I had basic knowledge of the area. Look the park up on Streetmap or Multimap.

Toilets are thoughtfully provided near the entrance booths for those who have made significant journeys. However the condition of the mens left a lot to be desired. There is a fast track entrance lane for season ticket holders and people re-entering the park. Even though we arrived at a relatively quiet period, there were still queues to get in. The culprit seems to be the credit card terminals which take up to a minute just to get authorisation. We bought a Family of Four ticket for £38.45. Drusillas have a funny policy of charging extra during the peak season (although they do give a whopping 50p per ticket discount in off peak season). Imagine going to Tescos at 5pm and being told that your shopping will cost 50p more per item? Considering it was peak season, the large number of visitors it's just a method of price gouging. Also toddlers are charged from 2 years old onwards at about £1 less than the full adult admission price. Considering that the Zoo and activities are geared towards them then it's understandable that they charge for the kiddies. If anything the adult admission charge should be lowered.

After crossing the railway bridge, you enter Playland. There is a wide variety of swings, slides, monkey bars, water fountains, merry-go-rounds to suit most ages. In one corner is a Toddlers barn and also another barn for older children containing the usual ball pools etc. The only problem on such a hot day was that the buildings are glorified huts and become too hot in sunny weather. There is a large number of picnic tables for you to bring your own food. We ate in the Explorers Restaurant. For an self catering restaurant the food was surprisingly good with a varied choice and childrens portions. The price of the food was OK for a theme park based establishment - £22 for 3 main meals and drinks.

A good day out? Hmmmmm. It was good in some respects even though Amelia enjoyed it. But there are too many slightly negative points about the Park. In hot weather there is very little shelter from the sun in the play area. The Park is small, the walkways and paths are small and when it is busy, it feels much busier than it really is. For an establishment that charges for 2 year old it offers inadequate baby changing facilities.Overall it isn't very good value for money. Another few quid on top would get you into Woburn Safari Park where the experience is longer and better presented. An adult paying the full admission fee only gets direct value from the small Zoo part of the experience. Am I sounding too tightfisted? Well, I went to Adventure Island last weekend - paid £12 for an all day wristband for Amelia and as she was a toddler I got to ride on all the rides with her for free - this is a great value experience.