Gauntlet Birds of Prey

Cheshire East, England

British Zoo

Opening March to September: Wednesday to Sunday 11am–5pm (last entry 3pm). October: Wednesday to Sunday 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm). November & December: Weekends only 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm), closed 24th–31st December. January & February: Closed for daily visits except February Half Term (11am–4.30pm, last entry 3pm). School Holidays (Easter, May Half Term, Summer): Open 7 days a week 11am–5pm (last entry 3pm). October Half Term: 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm). Christmas: 11am–3pm (last entry 1.30pm).

Price Daily tickets from £13.00.

Typical visit Not provided yet

Age fit Family-friendly; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult; specific experiences have age restrictions (e.g., Conservation Rangers for ages 8–14, VIP Eagle Encounter for ages 18+, VIP Vulture Experiences for ages 14+).

Setting indoor/outdoor

The experience

About this day out

Gauntlet Birds of Prey is a wildlife park in Knutsford featuring the largest collection of birds of prey in North West England, including owls, eagles, vultures, and falcons. Visitors can enjoy daily flying displays, vulture talks, and meet-and-greet sessions, with events moving indoors during bad weather. The park also includes a café, picnic areas, and a children's playground with a wooden fort.

When to go

Opening calendar

March to September: Wednesday to Sunday 11am–5pm (last entry 3pm). October: Wednesday to Sunday 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm). November & December: Weekends only 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm), closed 24th–31st December. January & February: Closed for daily visits except February Half Term (11am–4.30pm, last entry 3pm). School Holidays (Easter, May Half Term, Summer): Open 7 days a week 11am–5pm (last entry 3pm). October Half Term: 11am–4.30pm (last entry 3pm). Christmas: 11am–3pm (last entry 1.30pm).

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What it costs

Prices at a glance

Admission: Daily tickets from £13.00.

Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.

Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

CaféCovered picnic areaPicnic benchesChildren’s play area with wooden fort, swings, and sand pitShop

Accessibility: CCTV is used throughout the centre for safety and security.
Parking: Parking available on site next to Fryer’s Garden Centre & Roses.
Dogs: No dogs allowed in the park.

Getting there

Where you'll find it

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