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Bourton-on-the-Water Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Bourton-on-the-Water
... museum is WONDERFUL AND WELL WORTH A VISIT. The motoring museum was tucked away at the side of the stream through the village. From the front the...
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A traditional yew hedge maze but with a twist! At The Dragonfly Maze, instead of simply trying to find your way to the centre...
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A traditional yew hedge maze but with a twist! At The Dragonfly Maze, instead of simply trying to find your way to the centre you have to find the 14 clues dotted around our pathways. Only then will you be able to discover the Golden Dragonfly hidden inside the ornate central pavilion. Great fun whether you are 5 or 75.Been to visit us before?Then ask about our extra puzzle!Do our "Village Trail" around Bourton (£1)Take a walk around our beautiful village picking up clues along the way. If you can answer our hidden question come back to us to claim your "Village Genius" sticker!PRICESAdult £3Under 12 £2.50Senior £2.50Under 4s FreeFAMILY TICKET - 2 Adults plus 2 Under 12s - £9
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Birdland is a natural setting of woodland, river and gardens, which is inhabited byover 500 birds ( swans, pelicans,...
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Birdland is a natural setting of woodland, river and gardens, which is inhabited byover 500 birds ( swans, pelicans, flamingos, hornbills, cranes, storks, cassowary, pigeons, owls and many more) with the only group of King Penguins in England, Wales and Ireland. More than 50 aviaries, open enclosures and a Desert House and you will also see a display of fish, reptiles, amphibians and insects in the Discovery Zone There is the Penguin Café, indoor and outdoor Picnic areas, an indoor and outdoor play areas, Gift Shop and much more.There are several new aviaries and more to be built which will allow for some new species of bird to be seen in the future.We have just added another 2.5 acres to the site and have developed a nature trail area called ‘Marshmouth Nature Reserve’. The area is a maze of paths and copses with marshland and ponds and views over the Windrush River that will develop over the next few years. This will be a chance for you to immerse yourself in a small area of the Cotswold countryside where you can see many species from a dragonfly to a kingfisher. We have the support of Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and their early surveys have already acknowledged the presence of Otter and Water Vole on the site with over 60 species of bird recorded and hundreds of plant and insect species.The Discovery Zone offers a dry area to explain the Life Cycle of the Egg and the Life of Birds, seating and soft play area. We also have ‘Trigg Hall’ our new Conference/classroom/lecture theatre facility which will expand our educational facilities for schools, the visitor experience and small business conferences. For more details please contact us. The Encounter Zone is where visitors are able to get up close and personal with many animals from spiders and snakes to chinchillas and eagle owls.Many events planned each year including ‘Bird of Prey Encounters’, ’, ‘Meet a Keeper’ , Summer Trail, evening experiences like ‘Owl Night’, ‘Parrot Night’ and much more. Please look at our website for further details.This also includes daily Penguin Talk, Meet the Pelicans and soon Flamingo Talk.Easter and Summer Quiz trails and the Nature Reserve Warden’s Quiz and please contact us for any group and School visit requirements.Family Ticket, Season Ticket, Bird Adoption and Educational sheets.Arrange ‘Keeper for the Day’ or ‘Feed a Penguin’Newsletter ‘Pelican Notes’
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A beautiful quaint gift shop in the most visited village in the Cotswolds. We sell a huge range of distinctive gifts...
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A beautiful quaint gift shop in the most visited village in the Cotswolds. We sell a huge range of distinctive gifts including our famous fragrance crushed volcanic rock and fragrance burners!
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"It was very well looked after & the trees that were there were all 'bonsai's' & they really were very well 'managed'. It was nice to be able to see how the village had been constructed."
"The main attraction are the king penguins, of which there are many and you can get very close. Spent ages watching them swim and waddle about - adorable!
So many great birds, we spent a good 2 hours walking around the place. We also got to pat a Tawny Frogmouth, a baby owl, and hold a baby duck.
L..."ovely enclosures for the birds so you don't feel bad for them. Was worried a small bird park in the Cotswolds might be a bit sad for the birds, but it was a big park that obviously takes bird welfare seriously.
Loved it!
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"My husband visited this museum on a cold wet day and declared it the best he has ever visited. I went shopping instead but have seen all the videos he took and it certainly looked interesting, with lots of displays."
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