Drusillas Park
Alfriston, East Sussex
Image: drusillas.co.ukA family zoo aimed at younger children, mixing animals with rides, play areas and soft play. It is one of the easiest full days out in East Sussex for families with under-10s.
Highlights
- Penguin feeds at 11.30am and 4pm
- Walk-through lemur and bat exhibits
- Rides and play areas
- Indoor soft play
Good to know
- Booking online by midnight the day before saves 20% on the gate price
- No dogs, except trained assistance dogs, and these are not allowed in walk-through exhibits
Getting there
Drusillas Park, Alfriston, East Sussex, BN26 5QSParking: Free parking.
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