Paradise Country

Marcel Curtis

· May 2026

The staff were great, very informative, and the animals were nice and healthy. I gave 3 stars because being part of the theme parks,I thought there would be more to it than there was, maybe more animals, more shows. The map also needs a bit more attention given to it, as it was very laggy. Overall it was a good day out, but we saw everything in the morning, and the afternoon was just a repeat of that. If there was something different in the afternoon it would have given us something to look forward to, but as we already saw the shows, we found ourselves just waiting around for a couple of hours for the bus to come pick us up. This is just my take on the day we had. The staff were great, the shows were great, but it just needs more things to make it better.

Tristan Coupe

· Feb 2026

A great day out. It gave you an experience of making billy tea and damper. You saw stock horses go through their paces as well. The restaurant staff very friendly and helpful. All in all, well worth the entrance fee.

Bec Mather

· Feb 2026

Great bones but very limited. My toddler was excited to see the “reptiles” but there were only 2 snakes. Would be so easy to add some lizards and beef it up. Pretty average day out, they do animal encounters with signs everywhere so we figured atleast we would let him hold a little monkey and snake. Nope, the monkey one ran earlier and the snake one was 3 hours away. This isn’t written anywhere or advised. Great layout and old farm vibe but lacking the wow factor for the kids.

Raymund Nofe

· Jan 2026

Great value for money. If you’re looking for a glamorous camping experience, this is the place to go. The staff are genuinely friendly, and after staying one night, you can have a free one-day pass to any of the three parks—Sea World, Movie World, or Wet’n’Wild. There isn’t a wide variety of animals to see, and the activities are more geared toward children, so kids will likely enjoy it the most. However, staying overnight in the glamping tents is an awesome experience. The place is quiet, peaceful, and very serene.

Jessie “Jessie”

· Dec 2025

Overall, awful experience. A LONG walk to the entrance and a big hill. If you have any disability physically, I wouldn't recommend. We arrive, very abrupt staff. Front counter lady was unwelcoming. The meerkat team (lady with the camera specifically) was rude and abrupt. We asked simply HOW to have a meerkat experience as it's poorly advertised, she barely spoke back to us and was not kind about it. Very, very cold. Within 10 minutes we wanted to leave. We persevered and had a look around... not much to look at. No petting either. Very small park. None of the staff smiled or was welcoming. The only good thing was the animals were beautiful but the experience was... insanely bad and lacklustre. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Even with a yearly pass. It's just not worth it. Not much diversity of animals, no petting, no customer service, no signage, hard to get back to the car after all the disappointment. I know management will leave some half hearted, rehearsed comment below. Before you do, maybe actually do something about this issue. I wish I had looked at the tonnes of reviews prior to going to see it's an awful experience.