Firstly, don't think you can do this place in a day. You really need two and we actually took three, but were not rushing. Now if you are one of those poeple who has seen Longleat in the TV programme, you have a pretty good idea that this is an open safari park, with a great stately home and everybody... more

We went to celebrate my daughters 3rd birthday. Great use of the 'passport ticket' with various ages in our group from 8months to 70years. The food was very expensive & high carb' Overall pleasantly surprised to find clean and polite day out in th UK! Safari very good, take a decent camera A inquisite Camel put its head into our... more

We used Clubcard vouchers for a passport ticket which is normally very expensive and I am not sure it would be worth it. Some of the attractions are very good, we loved the maze the house and you can't beat Monkeys tearing your wiper blades off in the safari park, we also enjoyed the boat ride where you can feed... more

what a let down. having arrived at the park thirty minutes after opening we discovered that the safari park was not open until later in the afternoon, no explanation of why. having parked and entering the village the first impression was of an attraction unable to cope with large numbers of people. we were badly directed away from the ticket... more

We went in late September for the first time and not only did we avoid all the crowds from the summer holidays, but had superb weather to boot. I thought it was one of the best attractions I've been to. Extremely well organised. Very informative. The staff were very helpful and passionate, whether in the safari park or guides in... more

We've been to Longleat twice in recent years and have always found the place fascinating. There really is something for everyone, whether you have kids who want to see the animals or you enjoy looking at old buildings, or if you simply want to wander around the attractions. It's best to buy one of their "Passports" which are good value... more

Unless you like to spend all day standing or sitting in queues, this is the one place to avoid on an August (or other?) Bank Holiday Sunday! We arrived at the main entrance at about 12.00 (it opens at 10.00) and it took until 12.30 to get parked. Half an hour queue to get tickets by which time it would... more

Just returned from the Wiltshire area after a week holidaying there. The highlight had to be Longleat. We had a passport ticket and were able to visit it over two days. We were very impressed with everything but I think one of the best parts was the staff. They were all so pleasant and helpful. The house staff in particular... more

First of all if you've been on a long journey to get to lord baths longleat park, then you are going to need some refreshments. The drinks and snacks are quite fair prices to pay. The queues are way too long to be waiting in. E.g - A 2 hour wait for the boat ride and approx 30 mins for... more