we had a couple of nights stop at this park, the welcome was informative, its about all that can be said, neither welcoming or rude, we were shown a map, then told to go and find a pitch, then report back with the pitch number to collect our wrist bands and gate fob, which we did, the 2 wrist bands were a bit of a pain, as we have 2 autistic kids, that need supervision when in facilities, and we were told that they had to use a wrist band each, so they had to be taken in one at a time, and using both the hooks, which meant for one child to use the loo, then no one else cold come into the facility, which we felt was not the best option, luckily we have a Radar key due to my Lung disease, so we could supervise them that way, rather than blocking all the toilet block for a child. as others have said, there was children every where on scooters, bikes, skateboards, and other wheeled transport, we have kids, so fully understand that kids need space to play and enjoy themselves, but not racing round, nearly knocking people over, and going faster than most cars on the site (none of whom abayed the 5mph speed limit) and until late at night as well so the big question, would we go back again? yes we would if we were going to go back into Longleat park, as the convenience of access is great, and it is also great to sit and listen to the sea lions, would we stop there to visit the surrounding area? most probable not, it was a bit to noisy and busy for our liking, and with how noisy the kids (and parents were) late at night, it upset the kids, and the only thing that calmed them was the excitement of the safari park and animals.