
Discover birds of prey from around the world at this free sanctuary dedicated to rehabilitating and caring for injured owls, hawks, and falcons.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in
Such an amazing place and beautiful birds to see and learn about. Visiting is an absolute must - the team who are caring for the site and the birds are super knowledgable and only too happy to chat. They receive no financial support for their facility, so when visiting, please remember to leave a donation in one of the boxes on your way round - it means such a lot to everyone who looks after all of the beautiful birds. ❤️
Absolutely fantastic place considering it’s free entry. Some beautiful birds here, plenty to see. This would be a great place to take children too (but suitable for anyone). It’s a bit out of the way, but absolutely worth checking out if you like owls. No pressure on you to donate, but please do - it’s a great spot.
A really brilliant place with free entry. We visited on a Sunday and were able to stroke an owl and a tortoise, with plenty more birds to see and also a bearded dragon and goats. Only small but worth the visit and mostly accessible with prams, though steep in places. Paths have been kept clear of debris and in good condition. Some of the enclosures could do with a bit of love but it's definitely worth a £5-£10 donation. The shop was a bit empty but has a nice range of handmade and owl themed bits and bobs and a nice charity shop vibe. Also sells bottles/ cans of pop. There is an Aldi and a MacDonalds within easy driving distance. Car park area is small but plenty of parking on the hill. Maps will tell you to turn off into a sort of close of very large houses and go past the end one - you can just stay straight on the road through a gate to get to where you need to be. The road is narrow but there is a particularly large passing place about half way. Alternatively, you can park at the bottom of the hill and walk, which probably wouldn't take more than 15 minutes.
Had a lovely stroll around the park. Lovely range of birds. All come to say hello. Lovely space for them. A great range of birds from little owls to hawks. Ask was a cutie and the snowies. Really lovely bit if land and a lovely gift shop. Very knowledgeable staff. The little goats too are very cute. Great atmosphere up there. Easy to get to and free. You should be proud of a great place
What a fantastic place this is. We thought there would only be a handful of birds but there is currently well over 40-50 birds. Phoenix the Steppe Eagle was a personal favourite, a very active bird. We was able to stroke some of the new younger owls 🦉 and the lady we spoke to was very informative and I have found the staff to be wonderful, considering reading other people's reviews. It is free but it is worth any form of donation you can give. If it was a £5 or £10 entry fee I would not complain.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
