Reviews

  1. Nicola Tranter ★★★★★

    Absolutely fantastic 1st visit as im on my dundee 11 days holiday, i got there 10.15 ish and didn't leave til 3.30 wanted to experience all the animals, truly amazing place well done to the whole team for making this a memorable time, the animals well cared for,.good presentation and informative boards to read, the admission fee brilliant, the facilities toilets excellent and the cafe excellent food a very friendly team, I explored everything and everywhere x at the end of my visit , the 3 brown bears came out , brian and pebbles the otters came out, oh what a joy made so many memories , all the animals made my day absolutely fantastic highly recommend cheers nicki t from Nottinghamshire

  2. Heather Waters ★★★★★

    Such a lovely little wildlife park. Clean and tidy centre. Such a good price for a family of 5. Will definitely be back again.

  3. Katy Ingram ★★★★☆

    The tickets were cheaper on the door than buying online. As to be expected some animals were hiding away. Some of the enclosures are pretty overgrown which also means you can’t see as much as you might like to. The bears look really healthy and happy. The cafe was extortionate. The food was acceptable but a simple sandwich was over £7, baked potato over £10. Overall all a good little park, plenty of animals to see. I’d probably take a picnic if I visited again!

  1. Samantha Backhouse ★★★★☆

    Although this place is looking a little tired now, it's animals are obviously really well cared for. It's a great place to take the kids especially as it's surrounded by a stunning country park.

  2. Elizabeth Webster ★★★★★

    Great day out for everyone, only £6 for kids and OAPs, £9 for adults and £30 for a family of 2 adults and 3 kids, lots of lovely animals to see, beautiful trees and woodland walks too with picnic areas, there's also a nice wee cafe and nice clean toilets. We spent about 4 hours here and weren't bored once. Definitely coming back to explore more of the woodland walks, I would recommend this park to families and adults alike.

  3. MICHELLE ELAINE DENHAM ★★★★★

    Amazing wildlife. We saw deer and all the zoo animals too. We played on the extensive field with the dog. And had treats from the cafe too. One of the best family parks we've visited. Next time we will try the playground too.

  1. Dympna Baillie ★★★★★

    Brilliant place for kids. Small zoo, nice size. Some lovely areas for animals, loved the guinea pigs and their play area. Lucky to view most of the animals/birds. Great cafe, reasonable prices. Gift shop. A learning room which we didn't manage to use. Play park amazing at least 5 different play areas. All age groups accounted for. Also walks within the grounds. A small circular area for bicycles. Large areas to kick a ball or throw a frisbee. Excellent day out.

  2. Christina Porter ★★★★★

    Loved it although a lot of the animals were either hiding or sleeping. Great to see the rescued bears, the fabulous wolves and the gorgeous , playful otters. Wonderful work being done by the conservationists - keep up the good work.

  3. Natalie Kiely ★★★☆☆

    I really like this place. It's small and great for really little ones. There's a lot of upgrade works in progress. Once these are finished it will make the centre more interesting. We went what I would consider is late in the day (around 1.30pm, they close around 4.30pm) and I would say it was fairly busy. Plenty of people in the cafe and plenty walking around the animals. On the other side of the wildlife centre there is a park, which was pretty busy, so overall I'd consider this to be a popular place to be away from the city. There are a lot of areas that could do with an upgrade within the wildlife centre (but I guess funding and COVID possibly haven't been kind to them)

  1. Sarah Mitchell ★★★★★

    Fantastic play park. Toilets not good. Kiosk sells ice cream, drinks and sweets. Also visited the wildlife park which is lovely, very clean and tidy, they also have a small cafe and clean toilets. You are able to take a picnic. Pram and wheelchair friendly.Only £6 per adult so we'll worth a visit. Great day out for all.

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What is the address of Camperdown Wildlife Centre?

Camperdown Wildlife Centre is located at Camperdown Country Park, Coupar Angus Rd, Dundee DD2 4TF, UK

What is the phone number of Camperdown Wildlife Centre?

You can contact Camperdown Wildlife Centre at +44 1382 431811

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