A bumpy ride! Kids had fun
3
3
Date of visit: April 2026
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
I use or have experience of: powerchair, wheelchair
Overall Rating
Average
We drove to Camperdown, it was extremely busy as it was the school holidays but we found blue badge spaces which weren’t far from the entrance to the wildlife park. The doors to get in are all automatic. You go through the visitor centre to get to the zoo, this is modern and easy to get around. It was only £6.50 for an adult and the carer was free. This was quick and easy. The toilets are easy to find and well marked, however the disabled toilet is also the baby changing unit so it was busy and there wasnt a radar key entry so I saw kids just going in and out of there. The toilet was a reasonable size but not big enough for me to turn around in my powerchair, not to line up next to the toilet, so I needed someone to mind the door and open it for me when I needed out as well. The support rails look a bit old and rusty. The toilet was wet and needed cleaned before I could use it. There are also toilets outside just as you leave the visitor centre but the disabled access one did not look accessible due to a tight turn. I could access most areas of the park, however I was surprised and how bad the ground was. I found it extremely bumpy and uneven. I was able to see everything though, and the bears were definitely the highlight! I wouldn’t go back just due to the discomfort of the ground being so uneven and bumpy
Parking & Transport
Good
I travelled to this place by personal vehicle
Accessible Toilets
Average
Staff
Good
