Bridlington Animal Park

Bridlington Animal Park, located in woodland near Bridlington in East Yorkshire, offers visitors the chance to experience a wide variety of animals in a relaxed natural setting. The park is particularly well known for its birds of prey, where visitors can watch impressive flying displays and learn more about these powerful birds during daily demonstrations. Falconry experiences are also available for those who want a closer encounter with species such as owls, hawks and falcons. Alongside the birds of prey, the park is home to a range of other animals including meerkats, raccoons and wallabies, with regular animal encounters allowing visitors to learn more about the animals and their care. Seasonal events and activities throughout the year add even more reasons to visit this family friendly attraction.

The park offers some facilities to support a mobility friendly visit, although visitors should be aware that the natural woodland setting can make access more challenging in certain areas. The attraction has its own car park with level access from the parking area to the main entrance. However, there are currently no dedicated disabled parking bays. Inside the park, pathways are mainly compact mud and loose ground. These surfaces can become muddy in wet weather and may be difficult to navigate for wheelchair users or visitors using mobility scooters. Some assistance may be required due to the natural slopes across parts of the site.

Animal enclosures are designed so that many exhibits can be viewed from a seated position, allowing visitors using wheelchairs to still enjoy the animals. An accessible toilet is located within the main building and includes grab rails, a lever tap and appropriate support facilities.

Discounted entry is available for carers accompanying a paying disabled visitor when appropriate documentation is presented. With its woodland setting, bird of prey displays and interactive animal encounters, Bridlington Animal Park offers a unique wildlife experience for visitors exploring the East Yorkshire coast.