Birdworld

Planning a fun family day out can be tricky because everyone has different preferences.

Luckily, Easthampstead Park is conveniently located near fantastic attractions that offer a wide range of activities to please everyone.

If you love animals, Birdworld in Surrey is a must-visit.

Visit Birdworld while staying at Easthampstead Park

Nestled in peaceful natural surroundings it features various bird enclosures, landscaped garden areas, children’s play areas and even a farm making it a perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

THE HISTORY OF BIRDWORLD

Birdworld was established in 1968 by Roy Harvey and his family.

Over the course of 28 years the park underwent expansion and welcomed the addition of Jenny Wren Farm in 1990.

In the early 90s the next generation took charge of the park's daily operations.

However, in 1996 they decided to pursue different ventures.

Birdworld was then acquired by Denys E. Head Ltd joining Forest Lodge Garden Centre and Garden Style as the third division of their company.

In the following years Birdworld saw continued development introducing beloved attractions such as the Terry Pratchett Owl Parliament, Silent Forest aviaries, Penguin Beach, and Outback Landing.

These additions became favourites among frequent visitors enhancing the overall experience of the park.

WHERE IS BIRD WORLD IN SURREY? HOW DO I GET THERE?

Location: Birdworld is located on Holt Pound Ln, 2 miles south of Farnham on the A325. It is well signposted from the M3 junction 4 and easily accessible from the M25.

The region is famous for its stunning landscapes, offering numerous opportunities to connect with nature.

One such place is Bordon Enclosure which is just an 8-minute drive away.

Address: Birdworld, Holt Pound Ln, A325, Farnham GU10 4LD

By Car: If you’re travelling by car plug the Birdworld postcode into your navigation (GU104LD).

Parking: Once you arrive there is free on-site parking facilities.

ANIMALS AT BIRDWORLD

Birdworld houses more than 1,200 birds and a diverse range of animals guaranteeing a delightful day out for the entire family.

Take the time to explore the 26-acre park and indulge in its numerous attractions.

Some of the beloved enclosures include two penguin exhibits, Owl Parliament, Flamingo Cove, and many others.

JENNY WREN FARM

Since its opening in 1990 the Jenny Wren Farm has gained immense popularity and has become a favourite area within the park.

It offers a wonderful opportunity for both children and parents to interact with some of Birdworld's adorable furry inhabitants.

The farm is home to various animals, including goats, rabbits, Mangalitza Pigs, and Whitefaced Woodland Sheep.

TALKS, SHOWS AND EVENTS AT BIRDWORLD

Birdworld hosts a range of events throughout the year.

Visitors can also enjoy daily feeding shows and informative talks conducted by the staff, although the availability of these shows may vary depending on the day.

BIRDWORLD CONSERVATION AND GREEN TOURISM

Since its establishment in 2008 the Birdworld Conservation Fund has successfully raised more than £90,000 to support conservation initiatives both in the UK and abroad.

Being a participant in the Green Tourism programme since 2004 the company actively strives to adopt sustainable practices and environmentally friendly approaches in operating the park.

With the aim of promoting responsible behaviour, they showcase green ideas to visitors through informative signs placed throughout the site, providing guidance on protecting the environment and preserving local wildlife.

This commitment extends to their staff as they encourage them to embrace and uphold these positive practices alongside the valued visitors.

IS BIRDWORLD IN FARNHAM DOG FRIENDLY?

In order to prevent biosecurity concerns Birdworld does not allow dogs on the premises, except for assistance dogs.

Visitors are kindly requested not to leave dogs unattended in cars while visiting Birdworld.

BIRDWORLD MAP

Check out all the relevant information on Birdworld including admission fees, animal feeding times, events & much more HERE.

BIRDWORLD FAQ’S

Q: What are the opening hours of Birdworld?
A: Birdworld operates from 10:00am to 5:00pm (4:30pm during the winter period), with the last admissions accepted one hour before closing time. They are open every day except Christmas and Boxing Day.

Q: How much does Birdworld cost?
A: Admission prices for Birdworld vary depending on whether you are an adult, child, carer, or member. For the most current information on admissions, please visit their official website.

Q: Is parking free at Birdworld?
A: Yes, Birdworld offers free on-site parking to customers.

Q: What do they have at Birdworld?
A: At Birdworld there are toilets, a café, landscaped garden areas, children’s play areas and more.

Q: Are there penguins at Birdworld?
A: Birdworld features two fantastic penguin exhibits.

Visit Birdworld while staying at Easthampstead Park