Best places: Wildlife refuges in England

👍 Lots of steps down to the beach, caves and rock pools but worth it. Walk along the cliff tops and look down at the seals , pn the right hand side. Saw dolphins or porpoises too, in a group of about 6. Cafe, bat, shop and paid parking.

Eagles, falcons, owls and an Andean condor, plus flying demonstrations and information.

A small wildlife sanctuary caring for over 30 different species of exotic animals and birds of prey.

👍 Great day out with the kids while in Cornwall. Excellent selection of birds to see and read about their stories. The displays were great with good humour and information. Its clear Andy has a real passion for rescuing birds so we felt we were supporting a good cause. Reasonably priced to get in also...

Wetland nature reserve with 6 bird spotting hides plus a cafe, daily tours and specialist talks.

👍👍 Knypersley Reservoir a lovely family day out . Picnic areas and choice of walks .

Lively walking tour exploring Yorkshire history through its streets via folklore and spooky legends.

👍👍 Great day out, nice walk around and identified 35 different species of birds. Level walking in a variety of habitats, views of the Isle of Wight, Hurst Castle and boats.

👍👍 Dog Friendly campsite in the countryside, Close to Ely, Varied options for your tent,motorhome or campervan.Large individual pitches around the site. Shower block was immaculate on our visit

😠 Great staff and wonderful what they do but they need to be upfront about their standard rates. Told when we arrived to look at a cat & was possibly interested they wanted £170 per cat. I understand they have over head costs etc but this is clearly a standard charge and set fee. This should be made c...

👍👍 Lovely scenic walk along the cliff top of Filey Brigg. You can walk along the top or take the lower path for the more stable and adventurous 👀Great views out to Scarborough and Filey bay. Make sure to take coins as it’s a pay and display car park and the only machine is right at the entry to the co...

👍👍 Me and my son go on a regular basis. He absolutely loves all of the animals, actually a very good variety for a small charity. The animals are well loved and cared for by all of the volunteers, such amazing effort put it by all involved (not one of them are paid staff!!) Clean toilets, very good pr...

👍👍 Just love this place for the peaceful time you can have there. Not overrun with crowds or screaming kids, you can actually hear nature around you. Great at any time of the day.

👍👍 We stayed at Beare's Den Campsite for two nights on the 1st of May . It was our first glamping experience and it was really fantastic!!!We had everything we needed and plus everything was super clean !! The washing up facilities,toilets and showers were always super clean too. We loved it that it wa...

👍👍 Beautiful place my dogs love it need more wild spaces like this one

👍👍 I visit Maria and her animals regularly with my client, a young adult with autism. Maria's care for all her animals and her professionalism are always apparent, as is her ability to work with all sorts of different people. I've never used Google reviews before (didn't know it existed), but understa...

👍👍 Terrific place to go birding but can be spoilt by dog-walkers who allow their mutts to charge about without respect to other users and the fact that it is a nature reserve. Schedule One species often disturbed by their antics.

👍👍 Free carpark, very quiet place.

🫤 Having made a special journey, I was very disappointed with this place. There was no clear sign that there is what I now assume to be a designated parking area at the entrance to Wyvern Lane. There is a sign for dead end and "no turning space", but I expected the reserve would be AT the dead end. No...