DeeR

This place has all the humbleness of Scotland and in particular, Fife. Its got a cafe, lots of animals and a lovely staff basis who are all friendly and helpful. We made a donation on entry and bought two bags of deer feed. I feel the only thing this place is lacking is about £100k investment. The overall aesthetic of the center is dated and quite mish mash with a random buccaneer fighter jet in the middle of it. Not something that makes me think of deer right off the bat. Getting a chance to get up close and feed some deer was a fun experience. The kids loved it and there are plenty of hygiene stations to wash up after your hands have been thoroughly licked. Bird of prey show was a great experience for adults and kids too.

The park is huge, good for a walk or picnic but if you are heading here to show your kids the deer and other animals, be prepared for disappointment. The entire deer area is covered and cordoned off, with a small area from where you can peek inside to see them. Same is for the rabbits and guinea pigs. The lake area has a lot of ducks that you can see from far, there are lots of monkeys and lots and lots of bats on the trees above. There is no map inside so here are some points 1. From the entrance take a right to see the rabbits and guinea pigs 2. Then walk back on the main path all the way to the end you will find the deer and some peacocks 3. From the entrance if you take a left you will head towards the lake where you can spot the ducks, monkeys and bats. Play area is opposite the deer towards the end.

A nice location old style where enjoy a wide varieties of dishes. Good quality with honest prices. Just one thing I don't understand, if you pay already the cover why is recommended (as a must) the service charge proportioned at the amount you spend. In my country you have to earn your service charge! Soup was very very good!