Hawk Conservancy Trust

In between the three daily flying displays, there are plenty of activities to keep you and the children entertained all day long, including tractor rides (weekends and school holidays only), a nest-building activity, talks, and more! Get the children outside and immersed in nature as they explore our 22 acres of woodland and wildflower meadow on our two nature trails: Vulture Voyagers and a Tree Trail.

NEW FOR 2026 – The Trust has organised a varied programme of year-round extra daytime events all included in the standard admission price or annual membership – from Artisan markets and art exhibitions to special nature-themed days. For details visitthe Hawk Conservancy Trust website.

As a conservation charity with a mission to conserve birds of prey, your visit goes towards our vital conservation work that takes place both here in the UK and overseas. Consistently ranked as TOP on things to do in Hampshire on Trip Advisor’s traveller’s ranking and with over 3300 five-star reviews, you can be confident of a fabulous day out.

Bring the family to the Hawk Conservancy Trust for a day in the country; to have fun, feel uplifted and to be amazed. Please check the website www.hawk-conservancy.org for full details on opening times and daily timetables.

The Trust is fully accessible, with Feathers Restaurant and the Trust Shop.

Come back over and over again with a Membership!

If you can’t get enough of the Hawk Conservancy Trust’s beautiful birds of prey, visit over and over again with an Annual Membership! For the smae cost as just three visits, enjoy a changing timetable throughout the year making each visit just as special. Plus, along with exclusive membership benefits, you’ll be supporting their conservation work with birds of prey in the UK and overseas.

Days out for a whole year sorted!

Come back for more!

If you have enjoyed a day visit with us then you may be interested to know that it doesn’t have to end there. We offer a fantastic range of experiences, courses and workshops that give you the chance to get closer to and learn more about our birds. We also hold a variety of special evening events where you can witness sunset flights over our African Savannah, moonlight evenings with our owls, and themed Christmas and Halloween events the kids will love!

Why should I visit?

- 'Hampshire's hidden gem': discover for yourself why we've recieved over 3300 5 star reviews on TripAdvisor!

- Experience the thrill of seeing an eagle soar majestically in the open sky or an owl skimming silently over the top of your head in the daily world-class flying displays.

- Children can blow off steam with plenty of actvities, trails and fun packed into our daily timetable - included in the price of your admission! From our bird of prey themed playpark to tractor rides on weekends and the school holidays and a special nest-building activity, be entertained and inspired all day long.

- Our research shows spending time surrounded by nautre and our birds of prey can have a positive effect on your wellbeing. Have fun and be inspired about nature whilst surrounded by the beautiful Hampshire countryside.

- As a conservation charity, your visit supports our work conserving birds of prey in the UK and overseas.

- Make your visit even more special with a Meet the Burrowing Owls VIP Experience! We’ll invite you into the ‘burrow’ where our team of owls will fly, hover, walk and run around you - maybe even using you as a perch! Cost in addition to admission.

Transport and Parking for Visitors

Arriving by car? Hawk Conservancy Trust is situated just off the A303 and is 20 minutes from Stonehenge. Follow the brown tourist signs. There is ample free parking and designated disabled parking close to the entrance of the park. If you are arriving by public transport, then you'll want to know that the nearest train stations are Grately Village and Andover Tow. The nearest major bus station is in Andover.