Very enjoyable for all the family. We spent the whole day here and all ages from 5 to 40 were entertained.

The various cafes and coffee stops around the place are well situated and offer a variety of drinks, including plant based milks and decaf. Food seems very reasonably priced but as we took a picnic can't comment on the quality.

There is a little theatre with a short production (wonder if they change up the script every so often, storyline was a bit meh but the children liked the panto style).

A large soft play with drip slide offered parents some respite. Plenty of toilets and a good system for cleaning was in operation between the sessions. Had to go back in after leaving and saw them disinfecting all the handrails inside the soft play area itself which I was impressed by.

The seating area in the soft play is a free for all which can mean lots of empty tables with families who have gone to play while you're left standing up for lack of seating, but it is what it is.

The water park, racing cars and bikes were all fun and the dippy dinosaur show outside was engaging for those who paid attention.

Lots of chances to explore with a wooden climbing frame, treehouse playground and a farm area. It was really great to see how well the animals were looked after. We reached that part at the very end of the day and all the bedding was fresh, food and water topped up and the animals were thriving in spacious runs and enclosures near a peaceful part of the park.

The clip and climb course was the only thing that probably needs review. Queues can get very long for the zip wire back to the start of the frame and it only took 1 child to feel apprehensive and the whole crowd was left standing with their small children for far too long. Then it rained. There was no way for the fearful child to exit the frame other than to return the way she had come, a walk of shame back through the maddening queue and all the way back through the high rope course again. This takes quite some time and could be rectified with an exit ladder at the zip wire end or similar. The same issue applied when the frame had to be cleared due to an incoming storm, they blew a whistle for everyone to leave and of course the only way was a descent back through the entire course. The combination of a clap of thunder, torrential rain and a loud whistle and shout from the crew left our children petrified and at height, so they cried their way back to the start, which took about 15 minutes. It was free, which was brilliant, but it just felt as though it could have been easier for all if there was an exit strategy at the zip end.

The park is laid out very well, with dinosaur information and huge figures all over the place. The many chances to break up the trail with play and coffee make it easy to keep young ones engaged and the gift shop is quite cheap with something for everyone too.

Overall, very good experience. Hopefully they do theme days and change the offer here and there so it wont get boring. Would visit again and recommend to dinosaur loving families visiting the area. It is money well spent.