Situated on the outskirts of Bristol, the 66-acre Old Down Country Park has a lot to offer for all the family.
The park showcases a variety of open spaces featuring beautiful gardens, woodlands, play areas and an animal park.
The park is open seven days a week from 10am to 4pm, and animal encounter sessions are held daily at 11am and 2pm where visitors can meet the animals and their keepers.
Visitors can buy a bag of food to feed the animals for £1 per bag at the shop at the entrance to the park.
There is also a cafe on site offering a range of food options including sandwiches, salads, pasties and homemade cakes, as well as hot and cold beverages.
The farm shop is full of locally sourced products from independent businesses, along with seasonal produce grown on the estate by talented gardeners.
Tickets cost £13 per adult, £9 per child ages 2 to 15 and for concession (over 60, childminder), and carers (with valid ID) and children under 2 go free. Family Tickets (2 Adults and 2 children) cost £39. Late entry after 3 m is available to purchase upon entry at the ticket office for £5.
Here are 46 photos from our visit to Old Down Country Park:
1. Adventure Park
The play area includes a zip wire, sand kitchen, sensory equipment, a large climbing area, swings and slides and the jumping pillow.
2. Alex the Bearded Dragon
Alex the Bearded Dragon can be found in the Pets' corner inside the reptile room marked with a "Come look inside" sign on the door. Did you know a bearded dragon can change colour to regulate temperature and show emotion?
3. Birds
There are multiple cages with a wide range of birds scattered around the park.
4. Budgies
Budgies are located in Pets' Corner.