Wildlife education in Stockport

“Love the place, can't wait to go back in Summer. Nice place to go with kids and walk your dog”

“This is a beautiful peaceful place to walk through..”

“A great walk and good opportunity to let your dog have a paddle in the river without getting to muddy.”

“Great day out for the family FREE entrance only donations which is good but if recommend a minimum of £5 as I've seen people put about 80p in from such and amazing place for the kids Kids get to play see animals and have a walk around a river what more could you ask for fit FREE? owners was nice and friendly greeted us as we entered and told us about the area and what's going on today which was good HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 5 ⭐”

“Really good place to visit with free parking. We took 2 children age 5 and 8 with bikes, spent time looking at the nature reserve then took a long ride along the old railway track. Very enjoyable visit and we plan to go back or to different sections of Middlewood Way.”

“Great for walks. You can pretend you're on your hols for a while.”

“great for walking .lots of paths . we go up to lyme park for spot of lunch .”

“Joe is a wonderful speaker. Enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and makes learning great fun. His animals are super chilled and healthy. Looking forward to seeing you again Joe.”

“Great local travel agency with years of experience and friendly, knowledgeable staff. I'll never book online again”

“We love it here, we come to forest school which my little boy loves”

“Our cubs scouts really enjoyed the animal roadshow. Andrea was very knowledgeable and managed to keep them engaged the whole time. The really enjoyed meeting all the animals and learning how to care for them.and what they eat.”

“I had my son's 5th birthday party here and he loved it. It's a great experience for children to meet different animals. My son particularly enjoyed walking the Alpaca. It's a party that is different from the regular soft play centres and you also support a local not for profit organisation.”

“A fantastic view across Stockport and you can even see The Cage at Lyme Park National Trust!”