Yes there's coach parking available.

I wouldn't think so, but I'm sure if you ring the parks dept they'll let you know for sure.

Yes clean toilets just behind the playground areas

Varies throughout the year a notice is placed on the gate

as long as your dog is a freindly dog there are only the children's play area that dogs are not allowed there is also a part of the wooded area adjacent to the carpark set aside as a kind of doggy toilet area although there are dog wate bins around the partk for owners to deposit wate in , but to answer your question properly there are no fenced in areas although the whole park is walled fenced in but the entrenses car park and pedestrian, are still open for the dog to get out of if that's what yoyr worry is but it is a very large park Thanks Jim

Somebody said £2. I paid £1 for pensioners and it lasts for a year. The park is free with a few animals and visitors centre. There's a pleasant little café in the museum and the park is really lovely to walk around or relax.