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Accessibility

We are a fully accessible attraction with many opportunities to see our birds up really close during a visit making it suitable as a day out for those with visual impairments and for visitors with wheelchairs or limited mobility.

We would like to advise visitors that we have a natural countryside setting and sensible footwear and appropriate clothing for outdoors are recommended. Most walkways are laid paths; however you may find some natural unevenness in the other areas within our grounds.

A carer accompanying a disabled visitor will be admitted free of charge, on request.  Supporting documentation should be provided, for example a current DLA letter. The normal admission or membership fee applies to the disabled visitor.

Wheelchair users
  • Free disabled parking at the main entrance (for blue badge holders)
  • Free entry for a designated carer
  • Free loan of manual wheelchairs (pre-booking advised)
  • Flat tarmac paths throughout the grounds
  • Plenty of benches for rest stops
  • Areas reserved for wheelchair users at our display arenas.
  • Adapted toilets located in Feathers Restaurant
  • Dogs are not permitted except for assistance dogs.  If you would like to visit with an assistance dog, please call in advance so that we can arrange for a member of our team to meet you on your arrival to advise how to make the most of your day while keeping our birds comfortable.
Visually impaired
  • Free entry for a designated carer
  • Daily talks and displays with commentary to aid your discovery and enjoyment
  • Large print menus in Feathers Restaurant
  • Dogs are not permitted except for assistance dogs.  If you would like to visit with an assistance dog, please call in advance so that we can arrange for a member of our team to meet you on your arrival to advise how to make the most of your day while keeping our birds comfortable.
We offer all of the above but if you need any further assistance to ensure that your day with us is enjoyable, please get in touch. Please also contact us if you wish to book a manual wheelchair for your visit.
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