Paradise Park and JungleBarn

Hayley Webster

a week ago

Love this place! We visit every year when we’re in Cornwall for holidays. It’s a lovely relaxing place to walk around - such beautiful birds. So much for the children to do - the farm is particularly popular especially when they get to feed the animals. The dinosaur trail is also a great addition- excellent photo opportunity’s. Penguin feeding is also great fun! Even on a rainy day, the jungle barn alone is worth the price, suitable for all ages. Excellent gift shop that is reasonably priced. My personal favourite has to be the art gallery through the entrance. Lots to see, lots to do, excellent value for money, very educational and informative.

carmela chambers

a week ago

Really fantastic place! I was so surprised, I’ve never really been a bird person but this place changed my mind. The bird show was awesome and the aviary where you could feed the birds nectar was great. Whole family thoroughly enjoyed it! Much bigger than it looks from the car park and great that there’s an indoor play area for rain spells!

Andy Sykes

2 months ago

I came here when I was a small child, some nearly 30 years later I return with my own family. A nice shop to walk through first and a cafe and large seating area welcoming people to eat their packed lunches under cover. The entry area is small and prices are reasonable but check online for vouchers first. The family ticket isn't always the cheapest option. The first thing I noticed was the large amount of benches available everywhere to eat at, this is really good and better than most other large family places we've been to. The park has mainly a very large bird collection with many many bird averies but also has penguins and otters. The bird show down on the large field at lunch time was very good. Plenty of seating and speakers so we could hear pretty well. The lady was knowledgeable and they brought around 4-5 birds out of different kinds, eagles etc. Very nice to see them flying around and the show lasted around 45 minutes. My boys got to sit with a penguin and stroke it which was awesome and we also went to feed the parakeets which was a brilliant experience. The bird show in the afternoon was cancelled half way through due to the bad weather but we didn't mind as they did try but they have to think about the animals first. The indoor kids play area was very busy and large but while it rained it did come in handy. A very pleasant experience overall and we would definitely go back again with the kids.

JULIE Smith

2 months ago

We are on holiday in Cornwall and visited paradise Park today with our grandson. Sis In law and her 2 grandchildren. We all had an amazing time. Our grandson was picked to feed the penguins and we had a photo taken of him stroking a penguin which he thought was fun. The bird shows were spectacular and informative . Sad to hear the vultures were becoming extinct. What fabulous birds they are.. Our grandson loved the parrot taking a coin from him and put on the money box. Feeding the farm goats was a treat too. The final visit was the indoor soft play area which kept us all amused for at least hour and half. We also visited the coffee shop for lunch. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We will definitely pay another visit next time we stay in the area

Kevin Wilkinson

a month ago

Great for kids - stuff to see and learn about and a really impressive indoor play area On the upside it has a large car park, plenty of toilets and picnic areas It's a bit pricey at over £50 for a family of four. That having been said the food outlets were reasonably priced - my partner's jacket potato with prawns was impressive although the locally sourced pasties were rather disappointing Some of the staff, especially the younger ones, seemed slightly disinterested