We spent a lovely sunny morning here and our 19 month old fed the penguins and goats, had lots of fun playing on the tractor and trailer slide and went on the minature train. This was all before we began to look at the amazing collection of colourful exotic birds. Will definitely go again the next time we are in Cornwall.

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Wonderful place. Visited twice now and not disappointed at any time. Suitable for adults and children. Lovely relaxing way to spend a day.

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We love it here! We've stayed in St Erth twice and visited Paradise Park four times! We love birds and you get to see so many different species, many of them endangered. Feed the Rainbow Lorikeets, watch the otters playing, spot the Red Panda up in his tree, get involved in the bird shows, help to feed the penguins (and have your picture taken with one which was hand-reared), see the tiny Red Squirrels playing and eating. Good cafe and a nice outdoor play area for children. Nowhere is too steep so good access for all.

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Great value for money - especially if you are local. After you pay for your first visit you can get a return ticket for just £2.50 per person. You can spend the whole day, there is plenty to do. We usually arrive around 10.30 feed the penguins, go to the animal corner and feed the goats. Then feed nectar to the birds. We have a ride on the train then have lunch - and stroke a snake! In the afternoon we go inside into the play a area where the adults can join in on all the fun. There is a large outdoor play area as well.

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Paradise Park is good for a family outing. There is also a really good inside play area for kids with huge slides and a ball park, excellent on a dreary day.

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