Not been here for a few years but met up for a family picnic yesterday. It's much improved I must say, used to be quite muddy walking around but now has gravel paths making it much easier. A good place to go now for the not so able bodied and would be well suited for anyone in a wheelchair I think. Has a new cafe and a new restaurant too, not tried the restaurant (although the menu looked very good) but the coffee at the cafe was good quality plus they do sandwiches and ice-cream. There is also a Wildlife Trust shop with nature displays and seating areas for children to learn about wildlife in the park and draw pictures. There is a picnic area near the restaurant if you want to bring your own food and it looks like there will be a great kids play area soon. We walked down by the lake and sat with the water birds and all their cute babies( The cafe sells duck food). It is dog friendly but good to see people were sensible about keeping their dogs on leads near the birds. Still some building work going on around the old barn so only saw the Shetland ponies outside but the builders said about a month until the farm is fully open. Lots of parking (not free) but if you don't drive, the 247 bus stops right outside. A really nice place now for a day out, definitely going again to try the restaurant and maybe a walk up to the camelot pub.