Bridlington Animal Park

Well we didnt know this exsisted. Me and my partner brought the grandchildren at the weekend and i can honestly say its fab 👍 a wide range of animals, and they are still adding more. The park is set out in a very easy way to navigate, a little cafe and gift shop on site also. We had to book online and the check in was very simple and straight forward, be sure to buy some feed because its a great way to interact with the animals and great for the kids too. Safe to say its a little hidden gem full of interesting and great animals. The staff were very lovely and welcoming too. ♡

Had a lovely visit to the animal park. A good variety of animals to see, my favourites were the otters. The staff were very friendly and it is worthwhile listening to their talks during the day. Due to the recent heavy rain it was very wet underfoot so recommend wearing suitable footwear. When we visited it was only open at weekends due to reports of bird flu nearby.

Great day out and lots to see. An ideal visit for all ages. I had a great time wandering around and watching the birds and animals. The flying display by the owls was fantastic and great to watch. The short clawed Asian otters were great fun to watch as they ran around their area. I would recommend and i will visit again next time i am in the area.

Extremely good value for money. £40 for two adults and two teens. We got to see the feeding of the artic foxes, raccoon dogs and fennec foxes, got to hold a skunk and got to see an awesome bird display with an amazingly talented raven called Einstein. To the delight of all of us we got a very close look at the capybara. Staff were friendly and helpful. There is a lovely little cafe outside. A toilet at the front in the shop and one by the picnic area with a little hand washing area. We brought animal feed at the shop, it is clearly marked which animals you can and can’t feed and you’re given a handy flyer when you buy your tickets saying which animals you can feed. There are very large new fox enclosures being built which will be lovely for them in the coming future. We went with open minds having read mostly good but a couple of people's less than faltering reviews , not sure what these people expected but were extremely happy we went. It’s not massive but we loved our day out.

Well worth a visit, feeding the goats, donkeys, ponies, sheep and pigs was the highlight. Definitely buy a few bags of feed as you enter, they were all very gentle. They have plenty of other animals worth checking out too as you walk around, a lot of them being fed so you can see them all out and about. Very enjoyable three hours slowly walking around to see all of the animals.