‪We went with our 2 and a half year old, he had a great time, he was able to ride a lot of the rides but some he was too little for. As we went during the week, we paid off peak prices, for what is there, we found this to be expensive, yes we were able to go on the rides multiple times, there is only so many times you want to go on the same rides. The pizza restaurant was shut but there is a cafe in the soft play. The soft play area whilst it’s big, it was filthy, we lifted up a mat and there was sweet wrappers, sand and dirt under it, as there was no one else in the soft play, this wasn’t from that day. All in all it was a good day just not worth the amount charged to get in and wouldn’t overly rush to go back‬

‪We visited as a family of 3 consisting of 2 adults and a 5 year old. Entry was £60. Given some reviews u had read about the park being dated I was abit iffy on whether to book. It looked age appropriate for my daughter and she loved Paultons so we gave it ago. Overall I'd say the price just about warranted the day we had. We got on all the rides atleast once with little queueing. The rides as you enter the park are really well kept. One review I read mentioned the dated mine train but I think its supposed to look like that as its wild west themed! The rides the other side of the park like the tea cups and the little caterpillar (I think it was) ride we're looking abit tierd and need a new coat of paint. All the staff were amazing. There was so much enthusiasm from everyone and they all engaged with my daughter. Every single one made an effort to talk and had a big smile on their face. Well done to the staff! We went in the theatre to watch the show. Not really my cup of tea however my 5 year old loved it and that's what matters! The maze was really good but quite muddy in places following the rain. Good large park area with plenty to do for all ages. A few minor points which I want to mention is firstly the food. I regret not taking a picnic. We wanted a pizza but that restaurant was closed. So we headed to the cafe which is inside the soft play. Firstly the smell of grease, chips and deep fried food hits you when you walk in. There needs to be more healthy options on the menu. The cafe seating is right by the queue for food and exit to the shop and really dark. It wasn't enjoyable eating in there. We noticed after some seating upstairs but this puts you away from your young kids playing. Secondly some of the prices were really high. £2.75 for a bottle of coke and over £3 for a not so nice coffee. If I went again we would do a picnic. Plenty of beaches. The end of the park with the maze just needs abit of TLC. Maybe some rose bushes infront of the house which is currently over grown? The garden areas could be made so much nicer. The last point would be after paying £60 to get in, I was then surprised I needed to pay a further £3.50 for 1 small lap on a pony got my daughter. And then additional rides were £1. Abit cheeky when you've already paid entry. Overall throughout the day we couldn't decide if the entrance few was to high for what we were getting but came away having a really good day and my daughter absolutely loved it and didn't want to leave. You can't compare a small park like this to somewhere like Paultons which we visited the week before at £116. In comparisons for what you get and price id say it was worth the money. ‬