Paradise Park

Wildlife Sanctuary • Cornwall

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Plan Your Visit

Opening Times

Paradise Park and the JungleBarn are open from 10am every day. Closing times do vary from summer to winter. Please check this page for details.

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Events & News

Events

Events and things to do throughout the year including Easter Egg Hunts, summer flying displays, Quiz trails around the Park, Halloween Pumpkin Trail and more.

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Attractions

Gardens

The gardens are designed to complement the exotic wildlife at Paradise Park, and to provide plenty of nectar for native pollinators.

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JungleBarn

Birthday Parties

Make it a birthday to remember with your choice of four themed party rooms with the birthday child’s name displayed on the door.

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Education

School Visits

We want children to get as much as possible from a visit – wildlife education, inspiration about the natural world and active fun.

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Conservation

Operation Chough

Operation Chough is a conservation project established at Paradise Park, in Hayle, Cornwall in 1987.

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Events & News :

Media

Press releases are added to our ‘News‘ page, and if you would like more information or images for your publication/online news, then please email media@paradisepark.org.uk.

Photography and filming for commercial use.

If you are visiting and would like to use your photographs for commercial use, please contact us on media@paradisepark.org.uk with details and we will get back to you.

Paradise Park has been used for various filming and photography projects, like the Rosamunde Pilcher production ‘Snakes In Paradise’ (click here for more info).

We are happy to consider any requests and ask in the first instance that you email us details to media@paradisepark.org.uk. We need to consider any disruption it may cause as we need to keep this to a minimum so that our animals and visitors are not affected. The location fee would be set once we know the requirements and extent of filming/photography.

Conservation

In recent years three species bred at Paradise Park have been included in release projects... find out about our conservation work.

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Support Us

Paradise Park relies on your visits and we always do our very best to make you welcome, and are very grateful for your support.

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