Heaton Park Animal Centre

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. One of the best places in Manchester to and spend quality time with your family and friends. We have had a fun time with dinosaurs in the and had fun time playing the games Lovely for walk and to see the Fantastic little place for the kids. Lots too look at and all looked well. Plenty of room for them. Will definitely come again soon. The whole is beautiful and nicely kept. There are so many various interesting things to see and do here. Children and adults will always be happy to come here. The is nice. A tortoise, an alpaca, ducks etc. Its a really with so much to see and do. Had food there which was fine. Well worth a A very enjoyable experience for pre-school and primary-school-age children. You can pet some of the animals, particularly the donkeys and goats. And there is hay available to feed them. We also saw sheep, pigs, geese, turkeys, peacocks and a rooster and hen. It only takes 15 to 30 minutes to see everything, so the is not a destination in itself. But it is definitely a must-see as part of a first to the huge Heaton Park. Beautiful with lot of activities for kids. Always a day out. Plenty of walks, play area, pond to feed ducks or a peddle boat to hire. Great for dog walking or running. It's a firm fav! I always love taking the to this farm in heaton Park. It's always busy no matter what day you go. Lots of different to go and see spaces to sit down and rest outside of the farm and when your finished there is a located close by too. Absolutely amazing, great walks,boating lake, lot's of play parks. Fantastic cafes but a little on the pricey side I would take a picnic and drinks if going with a family.Lots of toilets , plenty of parking also.Just lovely and serene also golf and a tram museum and lot's of woodland creatures to see the squirrel's are very tame so cute ! Really gone down hill. Ducks, sheep, goat, turkey, rabbit, tortoise . Peacocks were missing though Was a great sunny day to today, were out in the sunshine. Photos courtesy of my 4 year old! Went on a sunny day. Not many out, but I can't complain. The would have struggled in the heat. My enjoyed it there, so it was worth the trip This is a really big place, the farm is quite big and there are lots of you can see. A Perfect Day Out at Heaton Park! Heaton is an absolute gem! Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a family day out, or just somewhere to unwind, this place has it all. The grounds are beautifully maintained with plenty of green space, scenic views, and historic charm. The boating lake, center, and playgrounds make it ideal for kids, while the stately Heaton Hall adds a touch of history. There’s also a great café, clean facilities, and lots of walking trails. I especially loved how spacious it felt – even on a busy weekend, it never felt overcrowded. Free entry and affordable parking are a bonus too! Highly recommend for locals and visitors alike. A true escape in the heart of Manchester Not as many as there once where. Suitable for youngsters (under 5). Small little centre, got through it quite quickly. Beautiful place, friendly and chatty staff. The pigs were so cute. The enclosures for the were horrifically small, what a stressful and horrible little life they all live :( are kept in disgusting conditions!! A beautiful filled with so much to see! This is a huge with a number of facilities including a public golf course and a small farm that is great for young children. You can spend entire day just moving around & brings a lot of joy. My granddaughter who is 24 years old has visited Heaton on numerous occasions walking her dogs ...but had not until Thursday 5th December visited the ...as I was visiting her from London and we are both lovers se took this opportunity to the ....what a disgrace....three donkeys housed in a tiny shed the two pigs not much better ...the ducks were up to their knees in water and mud... with which appeared to be very little shelter there ...what an upsetting disappointment....I asked two men who were unloading supply's into a shed .about the donkeys the older was really not very willing to say much...said this was their winter home and in summer they were out in the field ...winter in this country is at least 4 months so those poor are stuck in that tiny enclosure for all this time ....you should be ashamed of the treatment of all of these creatures in your care ...I would have willingly paid to go them to improve their conditions ...disgraceful Really little area to walk through, only took a few minutes but is in a lovely walking area Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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