Hidden away in the veteran oak woodland and rolling parkland of Duncombe Park is the largest collections of birds of prey on the north of England.
Housed in over 50 spacious enclosures you’ll find everything from tiny owls to the world’s largest eagles.
The captive breeding programme concentrates on the breeding of declining and endangered species.
There is a team of trained birds who fly freely for our visitors every day.
With transfer space to the side, handrails and emergency call system.
Wheelchair accessible. Special dietary requirements catered for.
As a zoo, assistance dogs are not admitted but shop staff are happy to dog sit well-behaved guide dogs whilst you are inside.
For more information on accessibility, please go to
https://www.ncbp.co.uk/visit-us/accessibility-2/National Centre for Birds of Prey provides a range of facilities to offer you a fantastic day out
As a zoo, dogs, including assistance dogs are not admitted.
