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Birdworld is home to over 1,200 birds and a variety of animals ensuring there is plenty to see and do to make a fun day out for all the family. Spend the day exploring the 26-acre park which includes a farm, children’s playground area, and extensive landscaped gardens. Discover over 200 different species of animals from all over the world including penguins, parrots, flamingos and much more. Throughout the day, enjoy a jam-packed programme of daily talks and watch live animal feeds to learn more about the park’s animals and their habitats. Conservation is at the heart of the park’s offering and visitors will also have the opportunity to learn more about how Birdworld is helping to preserve the world’s bird population, through its breeding and conservation projects. Birdworld Attractions and Animals The Jenny Wren Farm is one of the most popular areas of the park and is home to a range of farmyard animals including guinea pigs, rabbits, pigs and sheep – promising a whole host of fun for the whole family! Penguin Island and Penguin Beach are both home to two colonies of penguins. Watch them jump and dive for their lunch during daily penguin feeds and you can even take part in a penguin feeding experience! Outback Landing is a walkthrough aviary where you can experience up close the Australian Outback’s most iconic birds. Owl Parliament is a quieter corner of the park dedicated to the most majestic group of birds – owls! You can see distinctive owl species in this exhibit including Snowy Owls and Burrowing Owls.

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Overall rating

4.37

(4 reviews)

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Access (avg.)

3.62

Parking (avg.)

Toilets (avg.)

3.12

Staff (avg.)

samanthabuck

Oct 2023

Bird world , a tranquil place

All very wheelchair accessible It’s a quiet place like Alfs other favourite quiet place Arundel Wetlands Looking at Flamingoes, Penguins, peacocks, vultures and Toucans, loads of other birds No changingplaces toilet though But there is a standard disabled loo

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ashfordtux

Mar 2020

Great accessibility options

This was the first place I visited as a disabled person, so I didn't know what to expect. But I had a great time and would definitely visit again! The only part with possibly limited access was the farm. When we went it had been raining, so some of the paths were really muddy and I'm not sure if a wheelchair user would be able to access.

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Jun 2018

4.5

A pleasant day with good access

We didn’t have time to go into the farm or aquarium so this is based on the central area. We spent an afternoon and had a hot meal in the restaurant followed by a gentle meander around key areas. Paths are mostly smooth hard surfaces with the odd tree root bumps and similar. Food was very good and it was a quiet afternoon with very few people - ideal for us. Viewing areas are mostly very good and information was also at a good height.

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Disabled Access Information for Birdworld

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For guests in wheelchairs or with mobility issues We want to ensure all guests have a safe and pleasurable visit. A summary of the facilities we offer are as follows: Birdworld offers a large flat outdoor park with wide paths and lots of room for everyone to circulate Paths are flat with a mix of tarmac, shingle and grass with a few minor slopes, no steps Some assistance may be required with doors on some walkthrough exhibits Special car parking area in main car park The restaurant and shop are wheelchair accessible Toilet facilities for guests with disabilities at the entrance, middle and end of the park Admittance allowed for fully trained assistance dogs. Assistance dogs are not permitted to access walkthrough exhibits. Carers are permitted free with paying adult or child. Proof of status required. Wheelchair provision and booking Birdworld has wheelchairs available for use. These are provided free of charge although a returnable deposit is required. To guarantee use, it is advisable to book a wheelchair in advance on 01420 22140.

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Birdworld has plenty of parking spaces available for whenever you visit. There are also numerous spaces reserved for disabled visitors, which are all, located adjacent to the main entrance. Bicycles can be securely chained to a metal rack which is located next to the main entrance.

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