Duncombe Park Bird of Prey Centre

National Centre for Birds of Prey    

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The largest collection of birds of prey in the U.K. A team of trained birds fly freely every day The Owl House Cafe is open for snacks, meals and drinks Please allow at least 2 to 3 hours, we are a …
The largest collection of birds of prey in the U.K. A team of trained birds fly freely every day The Owl House Cafe is open for snacks, meals and drinks Please allow at least 2 to 3 hours, we are a large site with lots to see! Between 19th February and 31st October, we are open 7 days a week (including bank holidays and weekends). Opening hours are 10am until 5.30pm. There are flying demos at 11.30am, 2pm and 4.15pm every day

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Jan 13, 2025
Did the winter owl evening. Charlie and his team so friendly and accommodating. They very regrettably had to cancel our booking in December but were able to give us alternative dates. Such an infor… Full review by Njalls
Jan 12, 2025
The Winter owl evening was an absolutely magical experience. Charlie, Kieran and Amy provided flying demonstrations, both indoor and outdoor, they shared their extensive knowledge and devotion to the… Full review by Emma P
Jan 12, 2025
Last night four of us spent a 'Winter Owl Evening' at the National Centre For Birds of Prey. We picked the coldest night of the year so far with freezing cold temperatures and a good covering of snow… Full review by Karen R
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Questions & answers

Q:
How long to walk there. From helmsley
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10-15 minutes for the average person. It’s a pleasant walk through the parklands of Duncombe Park too
Q:
do you get a chance to have a bird fly to you
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Yes
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Are dogs allowed
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Not inside the centre but they are welcome in the surrounding parkland
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How do I get there from Helmsley?
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The entrance to Duncombe Park is in Helmsley.
Q:
Is there any discounts with York Pass please?
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The York Pass gets you in for free - how's that for a discount?!
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Answer by Charlie H · Jul 30, 2016
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