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Fun day out even in the rain!

Raining out so we decided safari would be a good day out. Knowsley doesn't disappoint. The Camels caused a traffic jam when decided to lie down across the road. Lions, giraffes and rhinos in touching distance and an ostrich who acted like he was taking tickets from each car. Let's not even start on the edge of your seat drive through the baboons!! Sea lion show is fun for all ages too followed by the aerial experience. A great family day out.

Went here as an afterthought and very pleased we did. Driving around animals who were all going around there own business was great fun. The baboons were the highlight though climbing over the car and pulling things off other visitors cars. You can go around as many times as you want and can then have a walk around the rest of the shows and walk with the bats. A really top day for the family.

visited with hubby and grandchildren aged 2 & 8 they got a bit bored at the start of the drive through as it was mostly loads of deer apart from a couple of camels the lions were good and one walked in front of our car so the girls enjoyed that. would have been good if one of the lanes could have been kept free for cars wishing to move on as we sat behind cars who didn't move for ages and at one point all they were looking at was ducks. We decided to risk the monkey enclosure and not go the car friendly route never again we were lucky and came away with just a few footprints and poo but the car in front had his trim ripped off and they were just starting to eat his Arieal when we managed to make a hasty exit. After the drive round we visited the elephants and giraffes on foot be warned the giraffe house smells absolutely disgusting. As the weather wasn't sure what to do we ate our picnic in the car then visited the small fairground rides were £2 each or £10 for a wristband and I was able to go on free with my 2yr old granddaughter. We also saw the sealion show which was ok but I've got to say I've seen much better ones. The admission cost us £33.20 as we booked online that was 1 adult 1 senior 1 child and 1 child aged 2 who was free.

Visited here on Saturday 1st August. We had booked online so got 20% off our tickets which was a good saving, booking can be done even on the day of visit so definitely worth doing! Seen plenty of animals on the safari drive although not very close up due to the rain! Problems then started when we got out of the car. Went for lunch in the Oasis Restaurant (voucher for another 20% off in map) the food was expensive which was to be expected but the staff were all so miserable! No one smiled the whole time. I was a bit worried what the food would be like as I don't eat in McDonald's type places but the burgers were really tasty, and not cheap like I was expecting. They also came on brioche buns which was nice. Kids meal was slightly more disappointing. We ordered a hamburger meal for my 8 year old sister, which priced at £4.55 was steep for a kids fast food meal. She commented that the burger had a funny taste and she didn't want to finish the second half of it, when I tasted it the burger used was a much cheaper one and didn't taste very nice. Although the tables were being cleared, they weren't being wiped so they were a bit sticky and grubby. We then bought my sister a wristband to go on the rides, again no smile, barely 2 words said to us. The sealion show at 3 was definitely the highlight of the day! Sealions were really entertaining and the trainer was great. Ice creams were next, about 3.45, the girl looked really unhappy and she didn't hide it well either, no conversation, no thank you or goodbye and definitely no smile! I would suggest one big training session on how customers should be treated! Overall though it was a good day and we all enjoyed ourselves, just a pity the staff were not welcoming to anyone who was there that day!

We visited Saturday, family of four. We arrived early (just after10am), weather was bit poor but not to busy when driving through. The kids loved it. Thankfully just as we arrived in monkey part it was pouring down and they'd just been fed so weren't to bothered about cars driving through. We took a picnic and sat by shop under cover as yes... it was still raining!!!!! We decided after lunch we'd drive around again and thankfully half way round the sun came out. We paid ten pounds for each child to have wrist band for the fair rides and adults were allowed on too, which I thought was very good. We also enjoyed the bird show and bat house but missed the sea lion show (sadly). It was a good and fun family day out and would definitely go again. Well worth the money.

Visited here on the 29/7/15 it was well signposted to get to, however it was quite expensive at 54 £ for 2 adults and 1 child, animal's are very few and far between, you would be better visiting a zoo in our opinion, the monkey enclosure was a highlight however, but be warned they can be very destructive at one point we had around 5 monkeys on our car but no damage( not through lack of them trying though) one vauxhall corsa took alot of damage as did a renault scenic. There is a place to walk around and see elephant and giraffe enclosures, and a highlight as in any place with animals the merecats, I'm not to keen on insects and my girlfriend and son couldn't wait to drag me to the bug house, however it was closed for refurbishment? In the school holidays??? ( was this a blessing in disguise though lol) the fair ground rides cost extra to go on which was disappointing considering price, if there is zoo nearby visit that instead.

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Knowsley Safari Park review

June 7, 2016 by Jenni

A couple of weeks ago we took Lucas to Knowsley Safari Park *. The safari park is an impressive 5 mile wild animal safari drive as well as a walk round park like you would expect of a zoo. It is currently home to over 750 fascinating animals.

I really couldn’t have picked a worse day to go, it was pouring down to the point that we couldn’t see out of the windscreen driving there on the motorway. However, we didn’t let this dampen our spirits and were excited to see the animals up close.

As you enter the drive, there are 3 paying kiosks to minimise the wait of entering. You follow the drive round and can either turn left to the car park to walk around or continue straight to go into the safari drive. There are also some toilets that you can park next to if you need to use them before going into the safari part. We went round the safari first, my favourite part of the drive is seeing the lions walking so close to the car in their enclosure and couldn’t wait to see Lucas’ reaction. Unfortunately, due to some changes in the lion group they weren’t in their normal enclosure as they needed to be monitored closely. We still saw them but it wasn’t the same experience as I have previously had, I will check before we go next whether they have been reintroduced.

Due to the rain a lot of the animals were hiding, the deer were out in full force, nothing put them off! When we did spot the animals though, it was amazing, seeing them mixing together in a natural type habitat without any bars. We spotted a couple of Zebra, Rhinos with babies, Buffalo, Tigers and Camels. We didn’t go into the monkey enclosure as we were booked onto the Baboon Bus at 12. The safari drive took us about 40 minutes but would have taken longer if it wasn’t for the rain and if the lions had been out.

The weather cheered up and we parked up and had a bit of our picnic before getting on the Baboon Bus. The bus takes you around the full safari, not just through the monkey enclosure. The bus driver introduced himself and said he wasn’t a tour guide but would tell us anything he could. Turns out he knew pretty much everything there was to know, he was very knowledgeable and friendly throughout the journey, pointing out the animals and telling us about them.

Once we drove into the monkey enclosure they were jumping all over the bus, swinging from rope that hung from the bus. Lucas found it highly amusing, touching the window where the monkeys were. We spent about 20 minutes in the monkey enclosure and probably just under an hour and half on the bus.

Once the bus pulled back into the park we had a walk around looking at the other animals. There are some more lions in the park, we also saw sea lions, tortoises, meerkats, birds of prey, elephants and my favourites, the giraffes. There is a bat cave but we decided not to venture in their until Lucas is a little older. There are also fairground rides and a train that you can go on, we will definitely go on the train next time we visit.

We had a fab day out and even with the rain at the beginning it didn’t spoil it. There is plenty to see and do whatever the weather x

June 7, 2016 at 9:34 am

We visited the Safari Park in Milton Keynes some months ago. It was a lovely experience.

June 7, 2016 at 9:45 am

I haven’t been to a safari park for years, looks like you had a great time. I remember when I was younger we went to one and got stuck in a traffic jam in the tiger enclosure, I was fine until one started looking in the window I hid on the floor lol x

June 7, 2016 at 3:57 pm

I love safari parks but have never been to this one! Looks really good x

June 7, 2016 at 4:53 pm

I went here some years ago and it is such a fantastic day out, not sure they had that many animals back them though x

June 7, 2016 at 6:56 pm

My nephews would love to this safari park, they are obsessed with lions!

June 7, 2016 at 6:39 pm

Looks like a fun day out, I haven’t been to a Safari park for years but only because I don’t drive!

June 7, 2016 at 7:10 pm

This is a place I really want to go myself. I know my daughter would love to visit this place too.

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June 7, 2016 at 7:30 pm

Oh no, sorry to hear about the bad weather but glad you got to see a wide variety of animals on your safari adventure!

June 7, 2016 at 7:50 pm

Wow – I can’t believe it is 5 miles, thats amazing!

June 7, 2016 at 8:10 pm

What a fun little wildlife adventure. They have so many amazing animals! Rhinos are my fave!

June 7, 2016 at 8:45 pm

Such a shame the weather wasn’t as good as you hoped, it looks like you had an amazing time however! x

June 8, 2016 at 11:18 am

Despite living fairly near to Longleat I’ve never visited. Im partial to the odd safari park. Looks like you had a nice time.

June 8, 2016 at 2:15 pm

Since I am little I wanted to go to a Safari Park. I am so jealous. Looks like you had a fantastic time.

June 8, 2016 at 7:08 pm

We went to Knowsley last year and absolutely LOVED it. Although the monkey pulled the ariel topper off my car! xxx

June 8, 2016 at 10:05 pm

Even with the UK weather living up to it’s traditional expectations it looks like you got some great shots of the animals

June 8, 2016 at 9:16 pm

I really want to take my little ones there it looks great.

June 9, 2016 at 6:51 am

My goodness wow, what a fab place! That sodden ostrich did make me laugh though, lol!

June 9, 2016 at 9:46 am

It looks like you had a lovely time, even with the weather! We always loved taking our children to the zoo, and even now it is a favourite place of ours to visit x

June 9, 2016 at 2:37 pm

Great that the weather somehow went good with your trip. Visiting Safari Park is one of the best explorations for kids. 🙂

June 9, 2016 at 3:08 pm

I love visiting zoos with my two small children, have never ventured into a safari park yet though but have heard great things about Knowsley Safari Park. It looks like a great day out. The Baboon Bus, though! OMG haha. Have you seen the On The Buses holiday film where they’re driving in the safari park and there’s chimps getting on and driving it and a lion prowling in at the back?! I’d be too scared of this happening (even though I know it couldn’t!) I’d be papping myself lol!

June 9, 2016 at 6:43 pm

Aaaahhh I love the safari park but I haven’t been in years, I think the nearest one to me is Birmingham. I love Zebra pics, they’re my fave 🙂 x

June 9, 2016 at 9:28 pm

Haha I haven’t seen that but want to now x

June 10, 2016 at 8:31 am

I love animals… I really do there is a safari park quite near where I stay in Scotland and it’s superb. I don’t fully agree Org the animals being locked up but I know they are treated well and they are happy. It’s a a amazing experience for kids to. Just shame about the weather but glad you didn’t let it dampen your day. Thank you for sharing xx

June 11, 2016 at 3:20 am

I’ve always wanted to go to a safari park and I know someday we will. Everything looks beautiful and I am sure it will be and amzing experience too.

June 12, 2016 at 12:20 pm

I have never been to a Safari Park and Knowsley sounds amazing, all those fantastic creatures in one place!

June 14, 2016 at 10:24 am

Bright side of the weather is at least you were inside the car 😉 I’d love to go on a safari looks good

August 27, 2016 at 6:28 pm

LOVE Knowsley! 🙂

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