It does not matter if you are an experienced or novice bird watcher - there is plenty for all to enjoy. The hides are excellent - I could spend hours just in one and there are lots. Give it plenty of time. More

The grounds are beautiful along with the wildlife, fantastic day out... More

We took out annual membership after our first visit and have been back many times in the last 12 months. The membership deal is a really good one as you can name a lot of people on your cards. All our children, aged 10, 6 and 5 love it here. There is space to run around, with dedicated play areas.... More

now there's a great playpark I visit quite often with the kids. indoor area good too. More

Our third visit to Slimbridge but our first for quite some time. Easy to find and plenty of free parking, also not too busy for the last day of the school holidays. £30 entry for a family of four which was reasonable although an annual ticket for all 9 Wetlands parks in the UK would save a considerable amount if... More

Very family-friendly, lots of varied activities and always something going on. Beautiful setting too. More

A visit to Slimbridge Wetland Centre will lead to return trips. It is a fantastic place to visit - especially for families. Fabulous. More

A fascinating few hours if you are into birds and beasts. Join in the folks wandering round and feeding the birds, sit in peace in the hides or have a meal in the restaurant. Gift shop a little pricey but good for gifts for family if they are into wildlife. More

Slimbridge is jutting out into the Severn Estuary and was conceived by Peter Scott who as Captain Scott of the Antarctic Fame had a lineage for can do !!. Peter Scott was a first class painter, Glider Pilot and of course naturalist, who conceived a Wetlands for all species of Wildlife in the 60's-70's and single handedly created an environment... More