Reviews

  1. Jennifer Morrison ★★★★★

    Only £2.40 entrance fee. We just made it in time for a talk with the tortoises. Very interesting. Lovely informative and friendly staff.

  2. Iveta ★★★★★

    A great place to visit, heaped in history. It has nature walks, lovely lake where you cafe feed the ducks You can also visit as the animal centre. It also has a pleasant cafe.

  3. A K ★★★★★

    If you’ve ever wanted to lock eyes with a meerkat while contemplating life’s big questions, Cedars Nature Centre is your kind of place. Tucked inside the lovely Cedars Park, this mini-zoo is like the TARDIS of wildlife — small on the outside, full of surprises inside. One moment you’re peering at a sleepy owl, the next you're face-to-face with a skunk who looks like it knows your secrets. The staff are absolute legends — funny, friendly, and wildly enthusiastic about their animals (honestly, ask them anything and prepare to be amazed). The place has a real personal touch, and you can tell the animals are treated like royalty. There are also up-close encounters that’ll turn any sceptic into a full-blown animal whisperer. Petting a giant African land snail wasn’t on my bucket list… but now I highly recommend it. Best of all? It’s only £2.40 to enter and the kids got in free with a leaflet a kind gentleman was handing out around the park, Though after your visit, you'll probably want to donate just to say thanks for the serotonin boost. In short: Cedars Nature Centre is small, mighty, and full of character — a five-star experience with fur, feathers, and just the right amount of chaos.

  1. D Z ★★★★★

    Lovely little nature centre, there are different talks and you can meet the animals, the skunks, meerkat, bearded dragons, kookaburras etc. You can also feed them. The staff are really friendly and kind, and the gift shop is lovely. Tickets are only £2.40.

  2. chris guy ★★★★★

    This is a wonderful, peaceful environment, in an urban area. Wonderful for all ages. Children will love exploring here and adults can sit and relax, listening and watching nature. Beautiful gardens and park, with wonderful variety of trees and plants. The cafe is also worth a visit.

  3. Ani ★★★★★

    Nice little zoo with lovely staff explaining a lot about the animals there. My friend and I booked the Meet the Meerkats experience and we absolutely loved it. They are such cute and interesting animals. I really enjoyed my encounter with them.

  1. Sophie Mckenzie ★★★★★

    It's definitely worth visiting this lovely little place. Cheap entry and worth every penny. Staff are super nice. Spoke to one volunteer who was feeding a tiny hedgehog called pinky. 100% recommended

  2. James Odlum ★★★★★

    Lovely place to visit with the family. And only £2 each for the entire day - you can go out and return any time that day. Nice selection of animals and knowledgeable staff who give talks a few times through the day. The lady on the front desk was also really friendly! Set in a really nice park for walks, picnics and for the kids to play

  3. Ross Malickis ★★★★★

    Nice little nature centre. Hence price of £2 and welcoming staff. Great for kids if you visiting Cedars park. The shows are timed so don’t miss them. There is not a lot of animals to see but you will definitely enjoy your visit.

  1. Shelley ★★★★★

    Really beautiful well kept park. The nature corner was brilliant. The staff friendly, knowledgeable and the animals great! Although it is a small area the proximity you get to the animals makes up for the smallness of the area. The talks throughout the day and the option to come and go is perfect for families. Cafe friendly with an excellent choice of food, drinks and ice creams. We really enjoyed our visit to the park in its entirety.

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FAQs

What is the address of Cedars Nature Centre?

Cedars Nature Centre is located at Cedars Park, Theobalds Ln, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross EN8 8RU, UK

What is the phone number of Cedars Nature Centre?

You can contact Cedars Nature Centre at +44 7955 611117

How can I get to Cedars Nature Centre?

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