Michelle, Sarah and Christopher drove with their carers to the accomodation. Upon arrival they were shown to their rooms and started to unpack. Everyone was tired from their long travel and were happy to have their evening meal and relax watching TV or relax in their room.
Our train ride while at The Cotswold Wildlife Park
Our first day and we went to Crocodile World where we were given the chance to get close to the crocodiles and see them in their natural habitat. Sarah was given the chance to stroke one of the baby crocodiles. We were also able to see snakes, lizzards, monkeys, otters and meerkats. At the end of the trip we were able to see the crocodiles being fed.
Today we all went to The Cotswold Wildlife Zoo where we were able to see all kinds of different animals. To begin with we all got on the Park Train which gave us a chance to view all the enclosures around the zoo. Then we stopped for drinks before carrying on with our walk to the petting zoo section. In this part we were able to interact with horses, cows, goats and wild birds. Everyone had a chance to pet the goats. Our next stop was to visit the rhino enclosure where the rhinos were being cleaned. We saw animals such as wolves, wallabys, camels, lemurs, penguins and giraffes during the day. We also had a look around the gift shop where there were some lovely souvenirs.
Our last full day and today we visited The Cotswold Farm Park. There were many animals to see at the park including pigs, goats, sheep and cows. We started with a trip on the park's "Farm Safari" tractor and were taken around the whole park. We learnt the history of the farm park. The best part of the trip was being able to hand feed the animals and everyone joined in, especially with the sheep. In the evening we went out for a pub meal and a game of skittles.
Time to say our goodbyes and make our way home.
Our pub meal
