Not been here for many years, and it doesn't seem like it has changed a great deal. Quite a few of the big hitters in the bird world, and what I think is a new Owl area, it's definitely a nice place to while away a few hours. There are a few "events" during the day like talks and feeds, but I got the feeling it was more that a keeper would be in the area during this time to answer direct questions, rather than a specific demonstration. I would have liked a flying demo, etc. Although I did have a long talk with one of the girls about owls and she knew her stuff, and was engaging. I'm not sure if it was due to avian flu that everything seemed a little pared back and quiet, and why the prices were cut down. At the full price i'm not sure it's good value, but if the higher price would include more in depth demos and possibly handling some of the animals once there is less risk it would be worth coming back.

A really lovely day at Birdworld with friends. We found it to be very interesting with plenty of information on each type of bird. Although the inside viewing areas were shut (due to the current diseases going around) we still had a great time and felt there was plenty to look at and see. Some of the food areas were shut but we did go in winter so it is fair enough! Plenty of parking and toilet facilities available around the site. A fun day out for people of all ages and have recommended to our friends and family.

A wide variety of birds and some nice enclosures/walk-throughs, however parts do seem a little run down. There’s a small play area and lots of picnic benches and I would 100% recommend bringing your own food. £9.95 for a panini or jacket potato is frankly extortionate! Especially when paying £50+ for entry for a family of 3. A nice day out but probably not worth the amount we paid.

On the whole, a pleasant outing but it seemed rather run-down with some areas shut off to visitors. There were a lot of the same birds in different cages. The main café was the only one open when we visited - even the drinks booth wasn't serving coffee as they had failed to stock up. The entrance price was expensive for what it was and the place was overrun with children. The café was very expensive and not great quality. A nice visit but we'll probably leave it another few years until we return!

Having visited a couple of years ago, I was hoping to see some improvements to the park, but apart from the coffee (now Costa machine), there weren’t any! Felt especially sorry for the penguins and the flamingos in their dull and dirty enclosures. Really not worth the money, won’t be returning.

Birdworld is worth every penny, if you walk around try to read some off the signs looking for some off the smaller birds you can spend al day here. I like the fact the grounds are keeped to a great standard, the birds have large enclosers and are well looked after. We have been four years running in school holidays and kids and adults have loved it....especially Henry the cockatoo who says "hello and goodbye" bobs his head if you do first...lots off laughs. Good for prams and wheelchairs.

Used to love coming to birdworld but what has happened. There is no longer the train, no reptiles and no underwater part has also closed down. A lot of the cages were empty and there was mostly doves, pigeons and pheasants to look at. The farm was also practically empty The whole place is in serious need of updating really not impressed as it cost £55 for two adults and one child feel so ripped off and sadly won’t be back.

Went here about 5 years ago and decided to go back. It’s getting tired now, cages seem very small indeed for some of the wildlife, it’s all worn or wearing out. It used to be good for about 4-5 hours but I would say 2-3 and it’s done. Needs some money spent which I guess maybe the problem but tired and worn would be a good summary.