Birdworld

About

Birdworld, established in 1968, stands as the United Kingdom’s largest bird park, covering 26 acres of landscaped gardens in East Hampshire near the village of Bucks Horn Oak. The park hosts over 1,000 birds representing more than 200 species, including rare and endangered birds such as the Bali starling, Montserrat oriole, and northern bald ibis. Visitors can explore a range of themed enclosures—from the penguin colonies at Penguin Beach to the tranquil Seashore Walk and the exhilarating Terry Pratchett Owl Parliament, a tribute to the famed author. The park also offers children‑friendly areas such as the Jenny Wren Farm and the Silent Forest, ensuring a family‑friendly experience. With its blend of conservation, education, and entertainment, Birdworld attracts both bird enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.