Orchard Farm, Linstead, Halesworth, IP19 0DT.
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When looking to visit Camel Park Oasis, tickets can be purchased on the door. They accept card payments however the signal can be touch and go, therefore cash is recommended.
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Ticket prices (these were correct as of the 23/07/2024):
2 and under - Free
Child (3-16) - £10
Adult - £11
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Family tickets are also available for £39 (either 2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children).
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A saving voucher can be downloaded from their website to save £1 per person up to 6 people.
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Dogs are welcome if they are kept on a lead.
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Camel Park Oasis is open to the public 7 days a week throughout the end of March to the beginning of November 10:30am-5pm. Please check the website before visiting to check the exact opening and closing dates if you are looking to visit March or November.
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We spent around 3 1/2 hours there. This did include a small picnic. We could have stayed longer if we went in the soft play as well, but ended up leaving when we did due to the boys becoming tired.
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At Camel Park Oasis, there were animals such as camels, alpacas and donkeys to see, play areas including a bouncing pillow, meet a camel sessions, camel rides (additional charge of £10 per person), mini golf, petting area, llama/alpaca walks (additional charge), a camel history room, a gift shop, soft play and a train ride.
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We didn't have a favourite part to this day out. We loved seeing the animals that were available to see (animal food can be purchased for £1 a bag), the train ride made it easy for us to see the whole park and what was to offer for no additional charge and being able to experience riding a camel.
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There was plenty of parking available. Parking spaces were on grass with a few available closer to the entrance on a hard standing floor.
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While at Camel Park Oasis there was one place where food could be purchased, which the prices seemed reasonable. There were also plenty of picnic benches around to enjoy a picnic.
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When we visited, our eldest was 3 years old and our youngest was 21 months old. We found this to be a fun family trip and felt there was something for every age.
We found two small sets of toilets around, which included disabled toilets and baby changing facilities. We did find the toilets quite claustrophobic once the cubicle doors were shut and found them to become quite hot in the sun due to them having a see through plastic roof.
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We didn't struggle to push the pushchair around and found the flooring quite flat.
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Overall, we would visit again. We found the price per person for entry reasonable and loved the overall experience. We were shocked to find the train ride was free as many places charge extra for this and we didn't think £10 per person for the camel ride was badly priced. The staff were friendly and helpful, and we found everything to be well spaced out which meant places didn't become overcrowded easily. However, our double pushchair could not fit through the entrance door, which meant we had to convert it into single mode and extend it once outside and found the toilets hot due to the sunny weather where the roof was similar to a conservatory, so have rated this day out 4 1/2 stars out of 5.
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Date of visit: July 2024
