wheelgate theme park

Good for young children aged around 4. My 3 year old couldn't go on a lot of rides as she was too small but it's a good few hours out even so.

The place is good it's just the place is infested with bees you pay so much money just to get stung at this point I do not recommend this place the splash park didn't even have changing rooms to the point you see random people just getting changed in front of everyone it's just disgusting and half of the animals are not even there it's mostly just empty enclosures I will never come back to this place again!

Stumbled on Wheelgate while looking for something to do on a sunny Sunday. We enjoyed the park altough parts of it were looking a little 'well used'. £32.00 for a family ticket felt slightly high for what you got, but the staff were all very pleasant. Pushing push-chairs around was tricky as many of the paths are gravel.Food wasn't over-priced but basic, if we go back we'll take a picnic. A massive indoor area is opening soon so could be a good bet if the weathers bad. If the price says the same when this opens it will be a good family day out.
One word of caution: the zip wire says 14 stone max, i'm 13 stone and won't be sitting down for about a week!

Sadly not a company I would chose to deal with again. Highly un-professional and offers zero customer service. The company and management happily take money from you that they know you shouldn't have to pay (in our case £34.99 for a 1 year old that should be free), then refuse to refund you!!!

Park has quite a few things to do for the little kids, but hygiene standards are poor and just use your elbow to open the doors into the toilets if you don't want to literally stick to the doors!! YUK!!!

Only worth the admission fee for the indoor play zone and the outdoor waterpark. Rest of park is outdated and scruffy in places, rides are old, catering is too basic and of low quality. Kids will like the place but only for a short time. Shame because the potential is there but investment and vision is needed.

Went to a birthday party last year, and the new indoor play area is now open. Huge place, and can be used by parents as well as the kids. :) I enjoyed that as much as my young daughter. Animals to see and feed, rides to go on, old bus to pretend to drive, full size airplanes there as well. Loads of things to see and do whilst your there, it's a great day out for the whole family. :)

We have passes for here because we go a lot, my kids love it, we have visited peppa pig, timmy time, Father Christmas and the moshi monsters here this year, there have been more but we couldn't meet them all, 3 indoor play areas so ideal when it's too cold to be outside, height restrictions are a bit too strict, my 5 and year old is too small to go on the horses without me, when we go to Drayton manor the whole family can go on the horses and a lot more, they have some cars that go round a track and they have seat belts in, my 3 and half year old is too small for this toddler ride at wheelgate and at other parks like Drayton manor my 2 year old can go on these rides, on a warm day they have the water fountains for the kids to run through which they love, a nice little farm on site too, brilliant park decent price just hope don't start getting greedy and charging more as at the moment you get what you pay for