Robin Hill Country Park Tourist Attraction

Newport, Royaume-Uni

3.2

5 avis

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Téléphone :
+44 1983 527352
Site :
www.robin-hill.com
Adresse :
Downend Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2NU
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
380 mArreton Manor
530 mWhite Lion
590 mRobin Hill
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Adapté aux enfants
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Heure locale (Newport) 18:26 mardi 24 juin 2025

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Alentours

Près de cet endroit :
430
m
Rainbow Kingdom
Arreton Barns Craft Village Main Road
430
m
The White Lion
Main Road Arreton Isle of Wight
470
m
Bestival
Robin Hill Country Park
1.1
km
Westridge Skip Hire
Lynn Pit Transfer Station Briddlesford Road
1.9
km
Mountalifan Stables
Long Lane
2.4
km
The Garlic Farm
Mersley Lane

5 avis sur Robin Hill Country Park Tourist Attraction

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Littleton, CO
Robin Hill is another thing from my Isle of wight childhood, it’s a fantastic adventure park and gardens situated in Newport. I would highly suggest anyone visit, is especially good for kids and family and well priced.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Newport, United Kingdom
great time at Robin hill, garden show was fantastic
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Gloucester, United Kingdom
Great day out, kids loved it and there was also plenty to do for older kids, like Archery and Rafting. Good Fun for all.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
London, United Kingdom
A fun place for all the family, lots of rides for the kids and adults alike, great little cafeteria. Wildlife and falconery on display. Wonderful open vistas of the countryside, be warned this place is very big so may exhaust you walking round.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Oldham, United Kingdom
I have such fond memories of Robin Hill as a child. It had an almost exotic quality, with the animals, and the adventure park facilities. The dozens of wallabies would hop right up to you as you bought snacks in the café, and then trundled around.
Having been back recently though I was very disappointed, most of the animals and elements that were the most fun seem to have been removed, and replaced with very little. It seems like a bit of a shell of it’s former self. The hilly fields are not a fraction as entertaining as they once were.
Robin Hill is in dire need of a massive overhaul, to create a new purpose for visiting for a new generation rather than languishing on past laurels.