The Hawk Conservancy Trust

4 MILES WEST OF ANDOVER ON THE A303. We have more than 250 birds resident at the Hawk Conservancy and this figure will rise throughout the year as injured birds are brought to us for rehabilitation by the Police, RSPCA, and the general public.
During your visit you will see many birds of prey, not only native to this country but also from abroad - ranging from the diminutive Pigmy Owl to the enormous Andean Condor. Some of the species are depleted or endangered and we are working to breed them in captivity to safeguard their survival and so avoid the threat of extinction.
We hope you will watch the flying displays throughout the day and see the raptors at their best, whether it is in the Carousel of Kites, the Valley of the Eagles in Reg's Meadow or the beautiful Barn Owls as they fly from the Shepherd's Hut.

The Hawk Conservancy & Country Park - 4 MILES WEST OF ANDOVER ON THE A303. More than 200 Birds of Prey. 15 acres of woodland gardens. Reg's wild flower downland meadow (7 acres). Flying demonstrations.

More than 200 Birds of Prey. 15 acres of woodland gardens. Reg's wild flower downland meadow (7 acres). Flying demonstrations.
Afternoon wild heron and raptor feed. Education centre. Wild bird hide. Dragonfly pond. Nature trails. Hold a bird of prey. Adults can fly a hawk. Picnic areas. Raptor Safaris. Vulture Restaurant. Ferret racing. Duck racing. Duffy's Coffee Shop. Gift shop (online, too). Rehabilitation & Wild Raptor. Hospital Appeal. Countryside weekends most Bank Holidays (various activities of countryside interest ). Shire horse. Historic Weyhill Fair. Hampshire Down sheep. Group photographic days. Activity days. Birthday parties. Owls by Torchlight. Painting workshops. As you can see the Hawk Conservancy makes a wonderful family day out in Hampshire.

We have easy access toilets and tarmac paths through most of the grounds. Disabled visitors have a special toilet and viewing points in the flying demonstration areas for wheelchairs. Free-of-charge wheelchairs are available from the Gift Shop for visitors.
Dogs are not permitted inside the Park, but there are shaded areas of the car park set aside for vehicles containing dogs, and you are a liberty to move between the Park and the car park as often as you wish, in order to keep an eye on your animal(s).

The Hawk Conservancy relies on tourism for its continued existence and, this being the case, we try to make days out here as interesting and rewarding as possible, so that visitors will not only want to return here, but also recommend us to their friends.
We have of a well-stocked Gift Shop which includes a large number of new and antiquarian books on birds of prey and natural history-related subjects, a Coffee Shop and picnic area, as well as a number of seating areas throughout the gardens for picnickers or those just in search of some peace and quiet.

There is access for wheelchairs throughout, including in the Gift Shop and Coffee Shop, and the Disabled Car Parking area is situated immediately outside the main entrance. Disabled toilet facilities are also available, as well as a Mother and Baby room. Should any disabled visitor require assistance, please do not hesitate to ask a member of staff.

call: 01264 773850 Fax: 01264 773772

email: info@hawk-conservancy.org

website: www.hawk-conservancy.org

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