When will Paradise Wildlife Park reopen in February?

Published:
7:39 p.m. February 8, 2022

Paradise Wildlife Park will reopen this weekend with some exciting changes to the site, including a new Asian-inspired restaurant.

Following a temporary closure earlier this year for essential maintenance work, families will be able to visit Hertfordshire Zoo again from Saturday 12 February 2022.

In the Chinese Year of the Tiger, this reopening will see the official opening of Bamboo Kitchen.

This is a new Asian cuisine restaurant in the heart of the Land of the Tigers.

Inside the new Bamboo Kitchen Asian restaurant at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Visitors to Paradise Wildlife Park can come face-to-face with Amur tigers, the largest tiger species in the world, while sampling a selection of Asian street food, including noodle and rice dishes.

Bamboo Kitchen is about to open at Paradise Wildlife Park
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Floor-to-ceiling glass, providing a 180 degree view of the habitat, will be a dining experience you won’t want to miss.

Lunch in the new bamboo kitchen at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Without the need to book to eat at the Bamboo Kitchen, this close encounter is accessible to all.

The land of the tigers is home to the Amur tigers Aleena and Siberia.

The habitat is the only place in the UK to see tigers in a mixed-species habitat with underwater viewing, so it’s the perfect place to celebrate the Year of the Water Tiger.

Enjoy something to eat in the new bamboo kitchen at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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The whole team at White Stubbs Lane Zoo, Broxbourne are delighted to welcome everyone.

A fresh coat of paint continues at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Since the closure of the wildlife park, many changes have been made to the site, including updates to the driveway and entrance, the addition of bright colors as well as new and improved areas.

Work to improve Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Lynn Whitnall, Managing Director of Paradise, said: “The team is thrilled to welcome everyone and see the reactions to the fun changes we’ve made to the site, as we continue to make Paradise a place to families can make wonderful memories with a roaring touch!”

Work in progress at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Exciting new additions including Sun Bear Heights, Jaguar Jungle, Otter Rocks, and new dinosaurs are set to arrive later this year.

There’s still plenty to rediscover in paradise during the February midterm – from the variety of creatures in the Animal World to the life-size animatronic dinosaurs in the Dinosaur World.

Kids can also go wild in the soft Tumble Jungle play area, enjoy On Safari Crazy Golf, a Rex-express trip and four adventure play areas.

Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Work to improve Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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The entrance to World of Animals at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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Work to improve Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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A lion statue at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.
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