Paradise Wildlife Park, Broxbourne

Paradise Wildlife Park is a privately run zoo with huge play areas. It is located in Broxbourne, not too far from North London, and the park can easily be accessed from the A 10. Broxbourne also has a railway station and this is served by the park's own free shuttle bus. We didn't use this service so I can't tell you in which intervals the shuttle bus arrives at the station or if you have to call them from there to tell them that you wish to be picked up. If you are interested and want to find out more you better contact them directly. We arrived by car and found that the way to the park was ... more

During one of the recent sunny Spring weekends my boyfriend and I decided to visit Paradise Wildlife Park which is near Broxbourne in Hertfordshire. The Park is situated just off the A10, not far from Junction 25 of the M25. It is clearly signposted with brown tourist signs from here so easy to reach if coming by car. They also offer a courtesy mini bus service from Broxbourne Rail Station. We came by car and drove straight in, paid and parked, and then wandered the park. We got a map as we arrived. It cost £16 per adult, and it is £11 for Pensioners and children, plus they do a variety of ... more

When speaking to my sister recently about something to do in the local area she recommend the Paradise Wildlife Park to me. While I have been there before I haven't been in a good couple of years and so before I knew it we were on the train to Broxbourne station. Upon arrival I asked at the ticket office and they called Paradise Wildlife Park who arranged a free pick up for us from the station. We were picked up in a minibus by a very friendly member of staff who did lots of different jobs at the park and both on the journey there and the return to the station in the evening I noticed that the ... more

Me and my family went to paradise pk today and I was really looking forward to it , as soon as we got into the animal bit I saw that the enclosures were ridiculously small especially where the big cats and monkeys were housed this pk is far to small for animals of this size. We walked around the whole pk in 20 mins and that's walking quite slow and looking at the animals , Me and my partner's farces and moods dropped, I was disgusted to see the animals had absolutely no room to run around what so ever , there were other enclosures where some other big cats were housed and could not believe ... more