January 21, 2026

Wicksteed Park is a VisitEngland Quality Assured Visitor Attraction

Did you know Wicksteed Park is a VisitEngland Quality Assured Visitor Attraction?

Wicksteed Park is incredibly proud to have been awarded a score of 84% by VisitEngland in their most recent assessment.

Our score of 84% wouldn’t be possible without the amazing team of staff and volunteers at Wicksteed Park who are passionate and hardworking, representing what Wicksteed is all about.

A special thanks to all at Halloween House Entertainment Ltd whose fantastic spooky walkthrough delighted the quality assessor.

VisitEngland have said, “Wicksteed Park remains a well-established and much-loved visitor attraction, offering an excellent balance of traditional family entertainment, expansive green space, and historical significance. Its wide range of facilities and experiences continues to cater effectively to a broad visitor demographic, ensuring enduring appeal across generations.”

This is a statement we are incredibly proud of and work continuously to uphold. Why not come and see for yourselves?

Wicksteed Park is a VisitEngland Quality Assured Visitor Attraction

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