Wildlife Rescue & Ambulance Service (Enfield)

"It's a fairly small area, but a lot is packed in. A few of the nocturnal or more shy animals were not visible, but that's understandable. There were plenty of birds and mammals to see. I've bever been so close to a fallow deer or muntjac before, so I loved that. Well worth a few quid for entry, but maybe not somewhere for regular repeat visits."

"Lovely farm with lots of animals including sheep, goats, a pig, ponies and lots of birds. Really friendly staff (owners daughter). So nice to know you’re supporting the care of animals - and not just a commercial farm. It’s also reasonably priced too (£4 per adult), and our 20 month old was free. There’s a play area for kids too and a tea room. Will definitely be back!"

"Nice little animal park with a small play area. Decent prices. Parking in Trent Park with a 1/2 mile walk to farm. The farm has a variety of wildlife from sheep to herons. After a walk through the woods, it's a nice little wildlife center to stop off at"

"Lovely walk through sanctuary for a nice afternoon to see some local animals, especially interesting for non-England natives to learn about the fauna of the area. A great community run operation that absolutely deserves and needs the support to continue this work for these wonderful animals. Please visit and get a coffee to support this mission"

"I absolutely love this establishment. Well worth a visit for big kids as well as little ones. When I visited (January 2020) they had muntjacs, owls, a doe, sheep, rabbits, foxes, a pig, ring neck parrots, and heaps more. They don't receive any government funding and rely solely on the public for donations to continue their work. Please go along and support!"