Description
Kielder Water Bird of Prey Centre is located in the stunning lakeside setting of Leaplish Waterside Park, Northumberland. It houses one of the largest and most fascinating collections of birds of prey in the North of England. The centre is dedicated to conservation, education, and giving visitors a thrilling, hands-on experience with majestic birds.
Guests can witness the power of falcons diving at over 100mph, the silent flight of owls, and the grace of hawks, eagles, and vultures. Special experiences like the Owl Experience and Hawk Walks offer the chance to interact closely with the birds in a safe, natural setting. The surrounding Kielder Forest Park is rich in wildlife and perfect for exploring.
Admission prices are: Adults £8.50, Children (2–16) £6.00, Family (2A+2C) £25.00, and Concessions £6.00. Owl Experiences and Hawk Walks are available upon booking.
Overall, the centre offers a unique and educational day out for families, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers. With stunning surroundings and close encounters with rare birds, it’s an unforgettable visit.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
The Birds Of Prey Centre boasts one of the largest and most fascinating collections of Birds Of Prey in the North of England including Owls, Eagles, Hawks, Falcons and Vultures. The Birds of Prey Centre is situated in the heart of Kielder Water and Forest Park – an area abundant with wildlife due to its variety of habitats including woodland, marshy grasslands and bogs. Taking a walk around Kielder you may encounter badgers, roe deer, otters, shrews, seven species of bat, many woodland birds and, especially in spring, birds of prey including ospreys.
Owl Experience: This is an ideal treat for anyone who loves owls and birds of prey. They will have the opportunity to get “hands on” experience with these spectacular birds. The course will last approximately 1 hours and is designed for children or adults who are interested in nature and birds in general, but especially owls.
Hawk Walks: Enjoy the experience of walking in the surrounding countryside with one of our Harris hawks following on and swooping down to take food from your fist.
18.29 miles
