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Hawk Conservancy Trust

The Hawk Conservancy Trust is a full day out for all the family. Get the children outside and immersed in nature. You will witness some of the most spectacular flying displays in the UK, as well as having the opportunity to meet an owl! Children can blow off some steam as they explore the park and take part in the brand new activity trail, the Matt Sewell Owl Prowl. Plus, new playground for 2018. These are just some of the activities that make up the Hawk Conservancy Trust’s full timetable of daily activities.

‘Meet the Burrowers’ in all new immersive aviary at the Hawk Conservancy Trust; NEW from summer 2018. Come face to face with our cute and curious Burrowing Owls or even book on to an extra special experience to get close to the full team of owls!

Don’t miss the ‘Wings of Africa’ display. See Sacred Ibis fly elegantly alongside owls, vultures and kites; experience the Savannah with the dramatic impact of a bushfire and African rainstorm and the appearance of Meerkats!

Opening times

Summer opening times: (Friday 1 March to Thursday 31 October 2019) 10AM-5:30PM

Winter opening times: (Monday 29 October 2018 to Wednesday 28 February 2019) 10AM-4:30PM

Admission price

Adult
£14.95

Child
£10.45

Family
£46.25

Extra Child on a Family Ticket
£9.20

Seniors/Student
£13.20

Why should I visit?

Experience the thrill of seeing an eagle soar majestically in the open sky or an owl skimming silently over the top of your head in the three daily world-class flying displays.
Children’s Raptor Passport Trail, Quiz and Shape Spotting - A fun trail around the park to find raptor stamps, quiz clues and seek out bird shapes. Complete the trail and receive a tasty treat.
Extra activities held at weekends and during school holidays - discover an underwater world in our pond-dipping sessions, take a terrific tractor ride and cheer on a ferret in our famous frenzied ferret race.
Take a sneaky peak through the window of our hospital which can treat up to 200 sick, injured or orphaned raptors each year, and learn about our rehabilitation work.
Meet an owl - Children can get really close to one of our owls and get that memorable shot with one of these beautiful and popular birds.