£17.95 in Feb 2023. Visited on a Sunday arrived at 10 am left at 1 pm and Walked the site twice. Not what I imagined at all, no animals from Bristol Zoo, but was told by a helpful volunteer lady the Gorillas will be coming once the enclosure is built by 2024! 'WILD PLACE' name I expected huge enclosures and some I felt were on the small side appearance wise you can see the full size of pens clearly from walkways. Volunteers also had great knowledge of animals there explaining the conservation angle, I saw the keepers put out 3 pieces of food for Cheetahs and then released them into the enclosure. One cheetah ate the others as well as their own taking it from right in front of it and so the very slow one of the 3 didn't eat a thing! I didn't think pigmy goats were endangered and the enclosure was small for the 2 on-site! The Hogs hidden behind the Amphitheatre were sweet-hitting treat balls around with their snouts. A lot of the animals were out of sight or sleeping, so feel missed out on the full experience for admittance charged! I know we're still in the Winter months, with our ice-blast unpredictable weather, so maybe I should go back in Spring to get to see what was missed. Several food kiosks on site but at £1.50 for a bag of crisps, I didn't purchase anything, shop on way out an example £24.99 for a small monkey soft toy and £9.99 for a mug, so again nothing was bought! If you book tickets the day before get 10% off the website claims I booked on the day so didn't qualify for it! Take a picnic with lots of A-frame table seats all around and bins dotted around for recycling your rubbish too. Free large car park thank goodness! The prices that pop up on search state £12.95 but £17.95 when getting to payment, different rates for different times of the year may be! Good walking shoes/boots some paths are uneven underfoot and you will get mucky!