parc saint paul

We went here for my sons 2nd birthday. The family enjoyed the the parc a lot; There is a lot of attractions for yound and older children. Even for my 2 year old boy there was enough attraction for him to enjoy. What is a big bonus normally he is to small to get in the attractions.

This may only be a relatively small park, but they've packed a far amount in. There's a variety of different rides and attractions, each more unique and quirky than the last. There's something for all the family, from the very young to the young at heart. We didn't eat whilst at the park, so I can't comment on the food options. There are a lot of communal BBQ/picnic areas, but they fill up quick so bag a place early if that's something you want to take advantage of. The animal based shows may well seem somewhat archaic (and possibly even distressing) to British audiences, so you may want to steer clear of those. This does seem to be a much more common (albeit diminishing) trend on the continent though, and definitely not something that's unique to this park, so don't necessarily hold that against them as a reason not to visit. Despite the weather being terrible, we still had an enjoyable time at the park. If you're in the area on holiday and have kids, you could do an awful lot worse than take them here for the day.

We took our two-year old to this park on our recent holiday in France. We arrived just after midday and dragged a very tired and very happy young lady out when the park shut its doors at 7 that night. Good value at 18 euros each for the adults and free for my daughter. Food is expensive inside the park and most people take their own, there are even BBQ facilities. Lots of rides for the little ones, as for the bigger rides I cannot comment as we are not fans of roller coasters etc. but people seemed to seemed to scream a lot. Daughter loved the rabbit ride which is one parents and child can enjoy together. The lower cost for adult entry makes this very attractive as we go to entertain daughter rather than go on rides ourselves..

Lots of rides suitable for small kids. Our 3.5yo is still only about 88cm tall but there were a significant number of things she could go on if accompanied by one of us. At €18 for each of us and free for her, we felt it was value for money even though we arrived after 1630. All the rides shut at 1800 as advertised, but there was no hassling us to get out of the park. We were able to stop and enjoy an icecream before we left. But I think any child over 1.4m tall would be thoroughly bored as there were only 3 rides exclusive for them - a boat swing, a log flume and a smallish roller coaster.

For three years, I lived a relatively short distance from this charming little amusement park. During my time in France, my girls and I made many visits and each time, the park proved to be a great place to have some fun, release a little energy and enjoy some family time.While this is certainly not on the same scale of Parc Asterix or Disneyland Paris, that is a good thing. Even on the busiest days, we rarely encountered lines. The rides are all well maintained, safe and loads of fun. They have a nice selection of your standard amusement park rides all in a lovely forest setting. This is an especially great place for younger kids. There is enough to do that you can spend an entire day but it is small enough that you aren't overwhelmed. While not for serious thrill seekers, any fan of amusement parks will find Parc Saint Paul to be a good choice for a little shot of summertime entertainment.

Recently went to this amusement park and our 18 month old grandson had a wonderful time.Lots of rides for younger children and some larger ones for the older ones and a lovely family atmosphere. Like Alton Towers but intended for the younger ones. Plenty of places to buy food and drinks but also lots of picnic places to take your own food and save money, both shaded or in the sun!Good value at 15 Euros, we even got free tickets from a lovely French family who couldnt use them as it was the last day of the season as it closes for winter. Check the website, its in English! Highly recommended.

Parc sympathique ou l on retourne volontiers chaque annéeBeaucoup d attractions pour jeunes enfants, aire de pic nic, restauration un peu justePropre, spectacle de tigres de grande qualité

Possibilité de picnic, barbecue sur place.Très agréable au printemps ou en automne.même si les attractions ne sont pas grandioses, elles sont toutes très agréables.

Bon petit parc pour les enfants pas très grand mais bien conçu.Juste peut etre au niveau de la restauration un peu juste

beaucoup d’attractions pour tous les ages, très beau parc avec de beaux décors et beaucoup plus abordable que Disney, proche de Paris et de Beauvais

Nous avons passé une bien agréable journée dans ce parc qui a l'avantage de permettre une sortie en famille sans trop depenser : possibilité de pique-niquer et de faire son barbecue !! attractions entretenues et accessibles sans trop d'attente !!!! spectacle de dressage de tigres de qualité bref c'est très bien ! si vous voulez manger le restaurant est lui aussi tout à fait correct qualité-prix

le parc est sympa, bien grand, on seclate dans les trampolines, mais je n'irais helas pas une deuxieme fois, je m'attendais à mieux, il n'est pas exceptionnel, c'est vraiment pour les enfants, car meme mes enfanst de 4 - 5 ans, n'ont pas non plus etait super car il bloque beaucoup au niveau de la taille alors qu'il n'y pas lieu d'etre. Enfin juste à faire une fois, mais pas 2. Niveau nourriture, extrêmement cher, comme partout en fait ;)

Nous avons passés la journée au parc saint Paul entre amis , 3 enfants et 2 ados. Tout le monde y a trouvé son compte . L'entrée n'est pas cher par rapport a toutes les attractions proposées . Ma fille de 1 mètres a pu quasiment tout faire accompagné. Le parc est propre , il y avait suffisamment d'espace pique nique . Le temps d'attente est très correct . Je ne me prononce pas sur les spectacles animaux car nous n'y avons pas été . J'ai trouver bien par rapport aux autres parc qu'il n'y ai pas de boutiques partout qui incitent a acheter . Nous y retournerons très certainement !

Parc agréable et prix de l'entrée correct...........................................................

Entre parc d'attraction et fête foraine, un endroit à dimension familial, le spectacle des tigres est impressionnant par la proximité avec les animaux.