In the dino den stegasaurus theres tons of cobwebs and dust also cutlery and bowls and plates are not provided well there shouldn’t be anyway but if you think you want to come for holiday make sure to bring your own. The kettle still had old water in it and the duvets are yellowish and covered in lint. In the facilities the wall is sprawled with black mold under the sink In one of the dish washing rooms. On the good side it was cozy but definitively for 2 children up to 8 years old maybe with 2 parents at the most. The bunk bed is a bit too small for a teenager.
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Diana Gula ★☆☆☆☆
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Natalie Rogers (BunnyRogers) ★★★★★
We booked a last minute one night stay and although apprehensive about staying based on the reviews we went for it and we were pleasantly surprised. We had a Jungle Safari Lodge (python number 10). It looked great and we were happy with it, after all we are only staying one night. Double bed could do with a new mattress and bunk beds were solid but again one night only. There were a few kitchen utensils but didn't really look as we weren't eating in the lodge but if you were you'd probably want to keep cooking down to a quick, simple meal and probably take your own stuff so you know you've definitely got it. We booked a table at restaurant but couldn't get in till late (our fault for delaying the booking) cancelled it and found a harvester 1 mile away which was good. Entertainment onsite from 4.30pm seemed good (we didn't do much of it as eating etc). We had breakfast included in our stay and the menu was simple, we opted for a bacon butty. Bacon was excellent quality and the roll was pre cut with no butter, again didn't matter to us, we had a full belly and were grateful for the deal we got. I would visit Adventures village again next year if we got a similar deal. We enjoyed our stay and thought it was great fun.
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ash williams ★★☆☆☆
Stayed here for a night with going to gullivers land the day after. Arrived to stay in one of the huts, as a family of 4 they are very cramped,unpleasant facilities and the beds were extremely uncomfortable, so a poor night sleep was had. Arrived at 730pm by the time we had found our hut,unpacked and got to the restaurant we were told that food was only been served until 830pm (820pm at this point) so wouldn't take our order,so tired from the 2 and a half hour journey i politely asked what time breakfast was?so we didnt miss out. Off site we went in search of an evening meal. The morning after arrived for breakfast, ordered and sat down (£42 for 3 breakfasts and beans on toast) after the 30 minute wait it arrived at our table-shouldnt have bothered! Deep fried within an inch of its life,cold and very hard to chew. First time visiting as part of the kids school holiday,tried it and will not try it again.
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Kevin Webster ★★☆☆☆
Quick overnight stay. We had a quick walk around and the place looked very neglected shame really … We stayed in a luxury cabin , it was far from luxury again just run down / not maintained. Finally we decided to eat at reception / cafe Poor quality of food pizza next to no topping and burnt x2 chips undercooked …. The place could be much better if the groups of staff put some effort / care in .. Although they were polite …
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Ben Foster ★☆☆☆☆
We did the Eat, Sleep, Play package and stayed for one night. It was really a cost exercise between buying separate tickets and a hotel and this package. I wish we'd done the former. We opted to stay in one of the lodges (static caravans). One of the main reasons is that I had assumed they'd have a kitchen, so we could prepare our own food, which was not the case. Instead there was just a table and a kettle with no sink. The biggest let down however was the food in the restaurant. How they can justify charging £15/meal for either junk food or microwave meals (I asked, nothing is made onsite) is criminal. Because we had the package we ate there but left most of the food. In short, if you want to stay for two days at the park and eat well, don't stay here. Find yourself a decent hotel and choose one of the many restaurants or pubs in the area for food.
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Theo 2015 ★★★★☆
Great for kids rooms could do with a spruce up lots of areas in dino park farm looking tired needs a refresh
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Marco Pagliarulo ★☆☆☆☆
The bungalow was dirty. Despite the booking description states there was a kitchenette, there is just a microwave, a kettler, 6 tea cups and 2 teaspoons. The photo shown an actual kitchenette, but it wasn't. We asked for some plates and stoves, they give us the "opportunity" to buy some chips bundle, it allowed us to get some disposable cutlery.
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Emma Bradley ★★★★☆
Lovely place to stay for a few days. Lodges need a good deep clean. But comfortable and warm. Lovely views and fantastic location.
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Matthew Shirley ★★★★★
Totally dinky! Needed a place for an overnight in January and all the anonymous hotels were either full or silly prices so booked a small cabin here with no expectations. To be told at reception my room was through the dinosaurworld and into the wild west was an absolute hoot. Cabin itself was an essay in fitting everything into a tiny space but everything was there, clean and warm and such fun. Probably wouldn't stay there in full tourist season but for winter why stay in a chain hotel when it is like going into Westworld here? Although I didn't get to see Yul Brunner coming for me I did get a good morning from about six staff and the reception teams were equally friendly. Altogether the whole experience was such fun.
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Mustak Islam ★☆☆☆☆
Booked 6 Cabins, within 15 minutes of arrival the electrics went out mid way in showering. Floors flooded and filthy and not even running water. No option provided except to wait for an engineer. Freezing conditions would not reccomend to anyone, management were useless and didn’t help at all, we all left paying over £300 for little less than 30 minutes stay. Worst experience ever, wouldn’t put my dog in that dino dung cabin
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