Description
The Cornish Birds of Prey Centre in Cornwall is a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and caring for mistreated, unwanted, injured, and neglected birds of prey, as well as other animals. Unlike commercial centres, they do not breed or sell birds, focusing instead on providing a permanent safe haven. Funding comes entirely from visitors, sponsors, and donors, ensuring the centre can continue its mission year-round.
Visitors can explore the beautiful countryside setting, home to golden eagles, owls, falcons, hawks, parrots, and other animals like alpacas, pigs, sheep, goats, ponies, emus, and a cow. There’s also a tearoom with indoor and outdoor seating, a small gift shop, and picnic areas. The centre is wheelchair accessible except for the nature trail, lake, and moorland walk.
Admission prices are £5 for adults, children (5+), and concessions, while under-5s go free.
A visit offers a unique opportunity to support a genuine rescue mission while enjoying close-up encounters with a variety of animals. The welcoming atmosphere, scenic surroundings, and dedication to animal welfare make it a memorable and meaningful experience for all ages.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
Cornwall Birds of Prey is a bird sanctuary located near Padstow and Wadebridge. Set in beautiful countryside with open fields, woodland and lakes. They take care of injured, mistreated and unwanted birds of prey and other animals. You can expect to see a range of birds of prey such as golden eagles, owls, falcons and hawks. There are also parrots, waterfowl, alpacas, pigs, sheep, goats, ponies, emus and a cow.
There is also a cafe with indoor and outdoor seating serving light refreshments. Alongside the cafe is a small gift shop for you to purchase bags of animal food or a small memento of your visit.
The Cornish Bird Of Prey Centre has good accessibility for those with wheelchairs or mobility impairment and there were wheelchair users enjoying their visit on the day of our review. The only areas of the park that are not suitable for wheelchairs/scooters are the nature trail, lake and moorland walk.
5.94 miles
