Manor Wildlife Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in St Florence Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Never been before so was pleasantly impressed. I'm not keen on zoos but this is more of a small safari park. All the looked well cared for. We could amongst the wallabys which was fun for children. Loved the lemurs as well. There is a cafe but we brought our own lunch so not sure about prices. Plenty for children to do with a hay barn and climbing frames. Managed to glimpse the baby tigers which were born here. A very pleasant day out though entrance charges are quite high. £24.95 adults, £21.95 children. What an amazing little find.... we were on a break away and wanted something to do locally before heading home. After a Google search, we found Manor Wildlife Park. This place is great, with the & hand feed them, with the lemurs. See the 1st Tiger cub born in Wales. All the enclosures were generously sized, and the we spoke to were lovely, and knowledgeable (especially the girl with the Lemurs, my family and i asked lots of questions, not just about the lemurs but also about the set up of the zoo and it's history and she was very knowledgeable. Thank you for your :) ) Me and my partner went here today and had the best time! Straight as you enter there's an interactive activity where you get to feed the wallabies, think the food only costs £1 something, we loved that! We then spent the next 3 hours exploring the seeing all the different animals. The were very friendly and helpful. We stopped off at the cafe for a hot chocolate which was lovely! Honestly nothing bad We could really say, zoos can be pretty hit or miss with my partner as she's concerned about the living conditions they're sometimes in, but this place looks really spacious and caring for the animals. Thank you for such a today, definitely if you have kids with you, this will keep you guys entertained for what could be 4+hours, as a couple we were there for 3hours. Also, we enjoyed the signs providing facts about the animals, mayeb worth having those binoculars you see at some sites so those looking can see the like the rhinos even closer Small well kept wildlife with plenty of hand washing facilities. were well cared for and had enclosure sizes. Feeding the was fun. The wasn't busy when we went which made for a relaxing time. We did the rhino experience, this was an amazing getting up close, feeding and brushing Jambo. This however was expensive and quite short. I feel the description needs to be updated as you only meet one rhino and it was 20 minutes. place to visit and a nice open park. With some having free roaming space. I also had a tiger feeding which was and keeper was very helpful and tried to get all the tigers involved but 1 was ignoring us. Not crowded. And a very peaceful day. My only negative was that the maps have not been updated as there were a couple of exhibits that had been removed to develop space for more animals. Can't talk highly about the MWP. As a family of 4 we were super impressed with the accessibility of getting to see all the varied wildlife here, petting rabbits and feeding was something my 5 year old and 1.5 year old found to be magical. The indoor soft play area is when everyone is tired of walking especially if it rains. The are very friendly and the place is informative for young children and probably in my top 3 wildlife places I've been to in the UK. My only criticism was that the food in the cafe wasn't very quality for the price you pay and we would bring our own food if we came back again. I met the owner Anna Ryder Richardson in the cafe who was lovely. Loved this wildlife park. Been to lots of different ones but this one is totally unique. There are lots of throughs so you are in with the animals. Myself and my daughter really enjoyed feeding the being in with the lemurs as they ran around chasing each other. Not a massive but they have an indoor soft play area and a sand and a new slide outdoor which is very tall. Would return again. Manor Wildlife is an absolute gem of a day out. The enclosures are spacious and natural, and you can tell the are truly cared for. The walkthrough areas are magical – getting up close to lemurs, and giant rabbits is unforgettable for kids and adults alike. The are friendly, knowledgeable and passionate about conservation, and it shows in every detail. The play areas and café make it easy to spend a whole day here, and the setting is simply beautiful. A perfect mix of fun, learning and wonder for the whole family. What a day out 😊 Even on a cold, drizzly day it was a day to be had. All of the were super friendly and walking about with a smile on their face, the itself was a surprisingly size and you can easily spend a day meandering about. The cafe was lovely, the coffee was really tasty as was the Victoria Sponge slice and the crisps were really yummy. It was a lot of fun to be introduced to Bryan the wandering Peacock 😂 We were due to have a red panda but sadly Bernie and Betty weren't having any of it and chose to stay at the top of what I can only assume is the worlds warmest and most comfortable tree! However the keepers very quickly offered us an alternative and we got to feed the meerkats who were amazing! Highly recommendes for a day out 👍 Manor is a beautiful and fun day out, not just for kids but for anyone who loves wildlife. A friend and I visited in July and arrived soon after it opened for the day to ensure we would have a quiet start to the day. We expected it to be busy and noisy with the kids off for the summer so getting there early meant we were able to and feed the almost entirely on our own which was amazing. As the day went on, the became busier and boy was it hot so be sure to pack suncream if visiting in the summer as the gift shop doesn't sell any. The was very clean and tidy and the were engaging and friendly. The only con I suppose was the food, they have a very limited and expensive menu. We each ordered a pizza and a drink and it cost nearly £20 each so next I'll probably bring my own packed lunch. The pizza was delicious but quite small and of course expensive. But overall the is a place to visit, lots of to see and being able to feed the is so amazing. Went here last year and we loved it. Came back this year and was a little disappointed. The prices have gone up and animal feed bag size is now tiny. We still enjoyed our around and you can see the are very well cared for. The food was delicious, we enjoyed it last year and enjoyed it again this round. Food was pricey but you can see from the picture it was worth the cost. little park, it was really clean and the had enclosures. Not the biggest but definitely worth visiting. You can feed the which was a touch. We visited here on a holiday very day our friendly and knowledgeable the all looked happy and looked after and very big pens which is to see ! Plenty of variety of and talks throughout the day at different times which were interesting ! Really enjoyed ourselves some reviews saying about the prices but for what you get it’s about right for what it is these days ! Spent pretty much a full day here so was worth it ! A very big lemur pen aswell which was very to through ! Would recommend and return ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Had a time. There aren't so many as some places, but it was as we got to see all of them. All the have large enclosures, some of which you can through. There were educational talks happening throughout the day and plenty of places to sit and have a picnic and a cafe for drinks and food. The large domes are for children, with bouncy, castles, slides, etc.. But the best part was feeding the Wallabies. They are so cute! Love love Manor Park, come here all the no matter the weather always something to see, never disappointed even after coming here for nearly 2 years every month, still not board and the are fab, such characters and so well loved and cared for, the are equally the same! (Makes me want to get a job there 😁) well done guys you should be super proud of yourselves, see you soon 🥳 This was our second visit and still as good. We were very lucky with seeing some of the especially our favourite the Red Panda wandering around rather than asleep in the tree. The is well laid out enough to see and do for a few hours. A selection of animals. Some more active than others. Feeding the is always fun. We managed to watch the feeding of the tigers with some interesting information on them too. Food and drink were reasonably priced. Milkshakes were very yummy. Some areas could do with a quick paint and some maintenance but nothing to major and nothing that spoils the visit. 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