Entrance fee was £29 for a family of 2 adults, 2 children. At first I thought it was poor value for money but it actually wasn't bad at all.

This is a glorified zoo, with fewer animals but more land in which they live. Generally the animals looked well cared for (I'm no expert but they looked good and moved about ok).

The walled garden was excellent , with smaller animals exhibited such as penguins, falcons, small monkeys and otters.

Other interesting parts of this establishment are the ants, absolutely fascinating, and the bats.

The owners of course, have to screw as much money out of their visitors as they can and these owners do it quite well. Who can blame them, they only get chance for one stab at it.

I'm not particularly a supporter of zoo's as I have feelings for the inmates but I do believe they can be of use as an educational tool to help in the survival of dwindling species.

I would say that this is one of the better places of animal imprisonment and would recommend it as a day out.