UK Safari Parks have been an increasingly popular attraction for both citizens of the region and tourists. The South West of England has taken well to the rage and has 6 top of the line parks for visitors to enjoy: Bristol Zoo Gardens, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, Exmoor Zoological Park, Monkey Sanctuary and the Wildlife Park at Cricket St. Thomas. The quality of UK Safari Parks is very, and like all other parks the ones in the South West look to maintain that standard.

Bristol Zoo Gardens looks to promote itself as a family zoo. With school trips, shows and picnic areas, it’s the perfect weekend family holiday destination. On the other hand if you’re looking for something unique then the Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park is the place to be, with life sized dinosaur replicas roaring loud, the park combines wildlife with a theme park atmosphere with rides and entertainment. This definitely makes the Combe Park one of the most exciting UK Safari Park around.

The Exmoor Zoological Park is also unique in its own way as it caters specially to smaller animals and providing the ultimate personal family experience. The Monkey Sanctuary Park, as the name suggests caters specifically to monkeys, and the park works heavily to the conservation of monkeys and putting an end to the abuse that monkeys endure. Finally the Wildlife Park at Cricket St. Thomas is a normal wildlife park that concentrates its efforts on the conservation of endangered animal species.

UK Safari Parks have grown in number over the past few years and the South West of England has followed this trend with top quality parks of its own. The variety of parks makes south west unique and a must on any tourist’s itinerary.