Loved seeing all the different birds, from owls to parrots and penguins, a really nice experience all round. The 11.30am flamingo talk was really interesting and the guy giving the talk kept us all entertained. flamingos are now our families favourite bird.

A really lovely morning at Birdworld. It is in a lovely setting with the river winding through the park and it was great to see some of the birds in the river with plenty of space. My 4 year old really enjoyed searching out the Halloween themed pumpkin letters in the enclosure which added another level of interest for her. Plenty of room for the toddler to run about and a nice playground too. We enjoyed the flamingo talk and the Jurassic area too. Even during half term it wasn't over crowded. We will be back!

We had visited Bourton before ,but not noticed the Birdland,park,so we came for a half day out here,OWE so interesting,birds from around the world,well kept,and fed,good displays,friendly staff, first the king penguins,never seen close up before,and in a good water enviroment,you can see them underwater swimming ,through glss panel sides of the pool. Lots to see here and read,great for small children to get close up views,especially at feeding time. We had 4 hours here,looking at everything so take your time,lots of seating areas.

Such a lovely Bird Park, I really enjoyed my visit. Given 4 stars just because the park is a little tired in parts and could do with a lick of paint here and there. Having said that, the bird collection is extensive. Not much in the way of birds of prey and not tonnes of parrots but a wide variety of stork type birds, ducks, flamingos and a fair amount of owls. The King penguins however did steal the show on this occasion, a unique asset to the park and a reason to visit as it is the only place in England that has them and they are so damn cute. Makes a good place for a couple of hours out.

Wonderful visit to Birdland. Lovely friendly welcome although the first parrot wasn’t want to say hello to us! Then you see the king penguins - wow what a sight!! Disappointed to see none of them swimming but they were beautiful to watch. Penguin talk was very informative and funny when the kings decided to join in, amongst their flirting they made a right racket! Lots and lots of birds of different varieties and great talks. Plus a dinosaur trail which although small was good to walk around and read. Very well priced entrance fee and cafe. Would go again and recommend.

This was better than we expected. Good penguin area and a few feeding/talk things you can plan around. A nice cafe and good play area. Book online to save a bit on price. Close enough to walk into the village afterwards.

Came here with our 8 and 4 year old boys and had a great day. Beautiful setting, lots of birds to see and the boys very much enjoyed the Jurassic Walk and the playground. The cafe was lovely. Clean, spacious and with a good choice of tasty food. The children loved the book corner and the spinning reading chairs. As we were about to leave, our 4 year old tripped and hit his head on the path. Staff were fantastic, with two of them immediately coming to help, bringing first aid and being generally very reassuring to him; sitting with us until we were happy he was ok. I didn't catch their names, but thanks to both of them. A lovely place. We will be back.

We visited Birdland in half term, with our tweenage son taking part in a penguin feeding experience (had been bought for him for Christmas). The penguins are certainly the stars of the show for us, great knowledgeable talk about them - and fantastic to be able to see King penguins in the UK - Humboldts are always good fun. It’s good to see Birdland continuing their support for both species of penguin, when other UK places seem to be dwindling. The keeper was absolutely first class - and funny too. My son had ‘the best day ever’. A great opportunity for him to access the thing he’s interested in doing for his career. I also notice that the cafe and toilets had been improved since our visit last Summer. My teenage son now wants to return so he can have tater tots and chilli again! If you like birds, it’s definitely worth a trip.

A last minute trip with my three children (6,4 and 2) and we all had a lovely time. It rained almost the entire trip but we still had a great time which says it all really. The main reason for visiting was the mix of dinosaurs for my dino-mad son and the penguins for my youngest so it felt a perfect destination! They all loved the dino dig area and as it was undercover we also took advantage and had our snack and drink in there. The dinosaur area was nice and spread out and lots of photo opportunities. There were lots of different birds to see and they looked to be in clean environments. I would say the whole place could do with a bit of a make over as it looks a little dated in areas but overall it wouldn't put me off coming again. The toilets were clean, the staff were friendly, nice little gift shop. Two 'huts' serving snacks but not a great deal of choice. The one serves drinks and snacks like crisps and choc bars only and the other serves that plus pasties / sausage rolls but not much else (in fact I think that might have been the only options). My children have asked since to return so overall I would recommend and will be back

It was my birthday weekend, staying in Bourton, and I was planning on driving to Coltswold Wildlife. However, when we realised that Birdland was walkable we decided to give it a go. To be honest I wasn't expecting much but the penguins were absolute stars, the flamingos loud and playful and I nearly got gobbled by a pelican! However, the dinosaur walk was a waste of time for us (we're not younguns) but the snowdrops were pretty. For late January it was a dry and bright day and we spent a good 2+ hours looking at all the residents. Chose to then have a late lunch in town so can't comment on the cafe. If you love penguins - it's fab!