Peak Wildlife Park

"A lovely place full of different animals. Loved the walk through with the lemurs, wallabies and red squirrel. Even had a red squirrel jump up our leg!! The animals look happy and healthy and the keepers seem to know their stuff. Listened to a talk about lemurs and tapirs. We were there for about 2 hours which was enough time to see each animal as was quiet around. My husband had a bubble waffle which he enjoyed. Would definitely recommend a visit here and would love to return if ever near again."

"Hidden gem of a place. Really unique in that you're able to walk in with the animals which everyone loves. The food is lovely and reasonably priced and there's plenty of picnic places around the park. There's a huge bouncy castle and climbing frame for the kids, which again is surrounded by picnic benches so plenty of chance for adults to have a rest while the kids blow off some steam. Definitely worth a visit, highly recommend."

"My 5 year old did the mini zoo keeper experience here and he absolutely loved it. The staff were really friendly and patient with him, and even let my three year old join in at parts, even though he wasn't strictly part of the experience. The rest of the park is wonderful with a nice selection of animals, and the large play area was a big hit. A perfect size to make your way around without feeling like you need to rush to see everything like some larger attractions. Overall it was a great day out and I especially recommend the experience days. We will likely be back in a year or so when my youngest is old enough to do them."

"What a wonderful day. May sister and daughter had previously visited several years ago and it was wonderful to see how far the park has developed. We went around to visit all the animals and had such amazing experiences. We were most excited to stroke and feed the wallabies. All the staff we met were helpful, polite and informative."

"We took our two pre-school infants for a day out, to show them the wonder of animals that they would be very unlikely to encounter normally. The facilities and range of animals are basic - the proprietors and assistants are clearly enthusiasts who have built up the business. The animals are limited in number, as are the amenities. However, don't let this put you off visiting, as this means you are able to get very close to them and some you are able to safely pet. Several schools were present and, as a retired teacher, I have no doubt that their experiences will be of immense value. I would recommend any parents of young children to put this on their itinerary list."