Wild About Britain

Overview

If you're looking for a memorable outing for the kids, Wild About Britain is absolutely worth checking out! This lovely education centre and wildlife refuge offers a chance for children to learn about native species in a fun, engaging way. With Connie leading the sessions, it's clear that her passion for the animals shines through. The atmosphere is buzzing with excitement as kids get to see, touch, and hold various creatures, from reptiles to mammals and beyond. Suitable for Suitable for various ages (3-10 years and beyond).

Whether it's a birthday party or a school group visit, the experiences are tailored to captivate young minds. Connie's deep knowledge of wildlife and conservation is not just informative but also really inspiring. Plus, the animals are all well-cared for, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

What Your Child Will Do

• Interact and hold native animals like owls, snakes, and hedgehogs
• Learn fascinating facts about each species and their habitats
• Participate in engaging discussions about wildlife conservation
• Enjoy sessions designed to suit different age groups and interests

Facilities and What's Provided

• Access to a variety of well-handled animals
• Educational materials covering wildlife facts and conservation
• A calm and engaging environment tailored for children

Practical Tips

• Bring your child's curiosity and a sense of adventure!
• Best suited for small groups, so consider booking well in advance for parties
• Parking is available, but it's good to arrive early if you can
• Ideal for kids aged 3 to 10, but older children will also enjoy the experience

Opening Times

Check website for current hours

Facilities and Amenities

For Children:

• Engaging animal encounters with a range of species

Accessibility:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking

General Amenities:

• None listed

Parking and Transport:

• Parking available on site

Wild About Britain promises a fun-filled, educational experience that kids won't forget. It's a fantastic way to spark an interest in wildlife and conservation, so give it a go!