New Bird Hide at Wicksteed Park

January 28, 2025

New Bird Hide at Wicksteed Park

Exciting news for nature lovers! We have unveiled a brand-new bird hide at Wicksteed Park, offering visitors a peaceful spot to observe the park’s feathered residents in their natural habitat.

Nestled near the roundhouse by the lake, right next to the sandpit, this beautifully designed hide provides a perfect vantage point to watch and learn about the diverse bird species that call Wicksteed Park home. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or simply curious about the local wildlife, this new addition promises a memorable experience for all ages.

So, bring your binoculars, your curiosity, and maybe even a sketchpad, and come discover the wonders of nature at Wicksteed Park’s bird hide. It’s the perfect way to connect with wildlife while enjoying the serene beauty of the park.

Plan your visit today and let the birds take center stage! 🦆✨

For more information about our bird hide watch the video below!

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Customer Reviews

"Had a wonderful day at wicksteed in half term. Not overly busy, children went on all the rides and as many times as they wished. We booked wristbands for them on line and was great value for money. Staff were all friendly and professional. Love being able to go back to a place I lived as a child with my own child and nieces and nephews."

Emma

"We booked the day before as we knew it would be warm but not too hot. The number of places to pick up wristbands was pretty good so you weren't to be queuing for ages. The ride operators were so lovely and if no one was in the queue they let my daughter stay on. She had the best day ever. Though saying that the queues never got very long which was really handy, especially if you have restless kids."

India

"Fabulous day out, pre-ordered wrist bands and love you do a 'family of 3' option ❤️ All staff were super helpful and cheerful, no long queue times and site was all clean and tidy. All on a sunny day in half term so it was busy but never felt crowded. Thank you"

Claire

"Fantastic day with my grandchildren aged 4 and 2. All of the staff were so friendly and helpful. The “ Time for Tots” day was excellent value- very easy to book- just the perfect sort of rides available made even more enjoyable as no queues. A big thank you to everyone who is involved with Wicksteed Park."

Shelley

"This historic fun park and country park has something for all ages. There is a parking fee but it is low and supports the charity which owns and runs Wicksteed Park. There are a variety of rides for children of all ages. Without children, the park has great views, walks, miniature train, garden, etc. We had a drink at the Carousel Cafe, coffee and cake was great and sat on a nice table outside on the veranda."

Robert

"Had a wonderful time in the park today! Had lunch at the garden café, brioche baguettes and jacket potatoes, and the food was amazing !! Generous portions and super tasty! Staff in there were lovely, smiley and helpful, with lots of recommendations about what to do in the park! We took some cakes home too and they were also fab!! Will definitely be back."