Dinosaur Adventure Park

On the expensive side which is why 4 rather than 5 stars. £11 ish for adults and £16 ish for children 3 and over.
This is a full day of fun though– they open at 9:30am and close at 5:00pm and there is plenty to keep you busy the whole time.
Most of the park is outdoors; there is a large play park area for older kids and plenty for little ones too. There is a maze and a dinosaur walk through a wooded area which provides shade on hotter days. There is also a petting zoo and they have animal encounters throughout the day. All around the park there are stamps related to different dinosaurs that the kids can collect to receive a medal at the end of the day.
There is an indoor play area with a café. They do little kids lunches, 5 items and a drink for a little under £5 as well as hot options. Coffee is pretty good and I believe it is fair-​trade too which is always a bonus. My kids love the slides in the indoor area: including a vertical drop slide. The large slides are always manned at the top. There is an under 5’s soft play area too.
We love the dinosaur park we just wish it wasn’t so pricey to get in.

I had a great time with my family there ((as you can you see from the picture) I’m the little girl) I remember thinking ‘wow! they’re enormous’ All of my other family enjoyed it too. There are a lot of other things to do there. And there are facilities available. A Good Day out.

We recently took our son there and he thoroughly enjoyed it! The dinosaurs look very realistic and to scale. Alot of information about them too. A lovely huge play park for kids to run wild. Farm animals and even some that are rare to see like Llama’s and Wallaby. A nice cosy restaurant with big screen tv. And as a last trip before you leave, a shop to buy a little something to remember the day out. Friendly staff. Definitely recommended.

I havent been here for some time but always enjoyed it as a child. I feel the park is a bit out on a linb for people and not very easyily acessible by public transport. A definate must see for children ages 5+, probably a bit scary for youngsters and toddlers lol.

Part of the Big 3, along with Banham Zoo and Africa Alive. If you visit two you get one free in terms of visitage.
This place is truely magical for little kids and adults alike.
It’s a little bit of a drive to the out skirts of rural Norfolk.
When you arrive you follow various trails through some great wilderness until you come accross giant sculptures of realistic dinosaurs.
They have a great gift shop with loads things such as faux fossils to make learnign fun.
There is a massive climbing net in the main area and a food court if you didn’t bring a picnic.
They also have an artist that makes metal skeleton beasts and bugs which are also amazing but on a small er scale to the other creatures.
It closes on off season and the colder months.
You need good weather or warm clothes to make the best of the day there.

We had a fabulous time here. We went in the winter so it was a lot cheaper than normal I think, with the added bonus of being nice and quiet. The kids loved the playground and spent a great deal of time on the climbasaurus (bribery was needed to get them away) The woodland walks were really nice with lots and lots of dinosaurs to see, creatively placed to make them interesting. We will definately go again next winter.
Our only negative was that you have to drag the kids through the shop at the end to get out.
Assitance dogs are welcome everywhere except the petting zoo area.

Kids (and adults!) will absolutely love this place whether or not they are into dinosaurs. We have two young girls who are not but enjoyed a very full day out here.
The adventure playground at the beginning is brilliant and has equipment for the little ones as well as catering for bigger children who will love the giant climb-​o-​saurus. Trampolines, crazy golf and go-​karts are nearby too.
If you can tear them away from this then the Dinosaur trail is great. It is a lovely walk through the trees discovering dinosaurs as you go. The brontosaurus is particularly impressive. There are animals too, a dino dig sand area and lots more. This place is well worth the entry price as there is so much to see and do, never feels too busy and you will have happy exhausted children by the end of the day!

The Dinosaur adventure park is really great for kids, though really up to the age of about 12.
Its got lots of different activities for children, though older kids and adults might find it boring. These include stuff like a petting zoo, adventure trail, maze and face painting. Its also got a mediocre café and a shop for souvenirs.
I’ve not been in a long time, so it may have changed since then.

I took my 7 year old nephew here and he loved it. There is quite a lot for kids to do and entrance price is reasonable.
There are, as you would expect, lots of dinsaurs. You can doa dinsaur trail, whereby the kids can ‘spot’ the dinosaurs with the help of a ranger (model, not real) and learn a little something along the way.
There is an adventure play area too, as wel as a few add-​ons you can buy, such as the deer enclosure. we did this and, again, it was great for my nephew. you get in the heart of the enclosure on an electric train/​bus and the deer are quite tame, coming to the keepers for food etc.
There is also a petting zoo area, kids (or adults!) can feed the animals, same goes for the ducks and birds on the pond/​lake.
the eateries are ok — they serve the usual thing: jackets, burgers, fries etc. there is a hotdog/​coffee stall too if you dont fancy sitting down.
there’s a gift shop on the way out, I am sure you have to walk through it to get out, prices of things vary but we picked my nephew up a couple of things that didnt cost the earth.
great day out.

A few miles outside of Norwich, this is a great place, especially if you like dinosaurs! The main attraction is the large (life-​sized?) dinosaurs situated around a countryside walk that goes through the site, which roar or screetch at you every so often. There is also information about all of the dinosaurs, so it’s educational as well as being fun.
As well as the dinosaurs there are some present day animals to have a look at, a crazy golf course wondefully called Jurassic Putt (BOOM BOOM!!!) and loads of space and stuff for children to run around and climb on!
It’s not quite Jurassic Park, but still worth a visit! Also, remember to take your I-​Spy Dinosaurs book with you.

The Dinosaur Adventure Park near Norwich fills a whole day very easily and is particularly good for very young children. Good weather is needed as most of the fun park is outdoor and each visit we have made has been on a sunny day. There are assault courses galore, zip wires and trampolines plus a huge dinosaurs for the children to climb inside and slide down. The best activity is the walk through a forest filled with life sized dinosaur models accompanied by the occasional roar ! They are very realistic and each one has a plaque to describe it in detail. Highly recommended.

The dinosaur adventure is one of those places you visit and think how did anyone come up with this idea. I’ll take a bit of park land and into it I’ll place loads of lifesize fibreglass models of dinosaurs, including T-​rex. And diplodocus. It’s ridiculous. But it works and it’s very fun indeed. Follow the trail throgh the woods and it takes you along a Jurassic park style dino spotting story, complete with crashed out Landrovers and velociraptors. Eventually you emerge at what was once the estates walled garden and the chance to play with some real animals in the petting zoo. Theres also a deer safari to go on from here, which is pretty interesting too. Back up at the entrance the kids have free run of an enormous bit of park, with loads of dino themed climbing frames and slides to muck about on. Will it fill up a day? Absolutely. Probably two if you really wanted it to. A great day out.