I've already done a review of Camp Baboon which is connected to Wild Place and on TripAdvisor for you to look at, it's a great place for kids, loads to do, animals to see and educational as well, go there, do it and embrace it, it's a charity and they are trying to make a difference for the future of us all.

This is a lovely place to visit, the animals have enclosures close to being in the wild and plenty of space. Entry fees are very reasonable and if you plan to keep going and do a year pass then very cheap. Lots of wooded walks and picnic areas, plenty to keep children interested. Information about the preservation of the protection and conservation of different animals. Lovely gardens, cafe and shop. Good for all ages and not too big for the smaller children to walk about. Play areas and a bare foot walk. Lemur walk means they can be right next to you.

We have had an annual pass for 2 years and continue to be impressed with the new developments at Wild Place.

One of the luxuries of having a pass is the ability to be selective about what you see each time - we don’t attempt to see everything!!

On today’s trip we decided to try out the swing!! Our son is 9 and has learning difficulties. He’s also epileptic. He decided he wanted to go on it with me so of course I had to say yes!!

We had a brilliant experience. We were wonderfully looked after by everyone but in particular by Annie who helped us in and out of the swing itself. She was very kind, and clear and our son listened to her well. It was the most amazing experience and we giggled and then screamed all the way down. “Again, again, again.” Was all I heard from my son.

Smashing fun.