Of course, the most appealing parts of the park are the many bird exhibits. Why not start with the popular Penguin Beach where guests can watch gracefully gliding and slowly waddling penguins explore their habitats. Visitors can immerse themselves in the Outback Landing, a fascinating walk-through aviary with an Australian theme, where parrots and other small birds fly freely overhead. Other exhibits such as Flamingo Cove, Lorikeet Walk and the Seashore Walk are also not to be missed.

Not all the inhabitants of Birdworld are land based, however. The mysterious Underwater World includes over 30 exhibits allowing guests to travel the world, with African lakes, jungle swamps and Amazonian streams. With such a large variety of underwater habitats there are so many fish to discover. Terrifying piranhas, brightly coloured blue tangs, and even miniature crocodiles will transport visitors to somewhere otherworldly and magical.

Birdworld is located on 26 acres of gardens and landscapes that are begging to be explored. Stunning plants and trees can be found throughout the park with a large number of seating areas allowing guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings. For active visitors there are plenty of intriguing gardens to discover, you can wind your way through the willow maze or for dinosaur fans, go hunting in the lost trail or even search for shiny conkers, crinkly leaves and fallen sticks.

Birdworld Food and Drink

Feeling hungry or thirsty after all the excitement? Located throughout Birdworld are four different food and drink options, catering for all needs. For hot meals or snacks Puddleducks 5* restaurant has views of the wildfowl pond and offers 2 meals for £12. If guests would prefer lighter bites such as hot dogs, jacket potatoes or chips, Safaris Snacks is a large café with take away options. Finally, quick snacks like ice cream or cakes and drinks can be purchased from 2 separate kiosks within the park.

Birdworld Conservation

The Birdworld Conservation Fund supports local and international conservation initiatives and depends on donations by kind-hearted individuals. Protecting threatened species is at the heart of the conservation funds’ mission and currently the fund is aiming to help protect penguins as their numbers are declining swiftly. 

Birdworld Passes and Events

All visitors to Birdworld are eagerly welcomed and with all that there is to see and do, the annual pass scheme offers the chance to go back time and time again. Unmissable daily events such as penguin feeding, outdoor flying displays and more give guests the opportunity to learn as part of a fantastic day out. Finally, don’t miss the gift shop on the way out, where souvenirs and gifts to remember the day are available. Overall, a visit to Birdworld promises a day that will not be forgotten.

Birdworld Vouchers and Discounts

Looking to save money on Birdworld? Check back regularly to find the latest deals on this page.

Disabled Guests

Birdworld is accessible for disabled guests with paved, flat paths running throughout the park. There is designated parking and disabled toilets facilities are located around the park. In addition, wheelchairs can be borrowed for the day free of charge and can be booked by calling 01420 22140.