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Fernvalley Wildlife Centre

Tingwall, United Kingdom Wildlife park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Tingwall 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. They should have a short walkway along the shorefront from Tingwall pier. This is a great way to spend an hour before catching a ferry to Rousay. Good selection of and plenty of info on the walls regarding how man is affecting their habitat and climate. The Meerkats and the Lemurs probably the most entertaining. The cafe served tasty hot chocolate. Wifi wasn't working. Had a Monday morning, very happy healthy looking animals, I think most of not all are rescue animals. Finished by having lunch in the café, friendly staff, very good food and reasonably priced too. I’ll definitely again. Brilliant place, very well run and extremely informative. Very ecology and climate change aware too. seem to be very well cared for and the staff knowledgeable about them. Maybe more staff around in the main building as parents were letting their kids run around, tapping on enclosures and so on, when there are a number of signs asking that this doesn't happen due to the nervousness of the creatures there. Very good place overall and we'll worth the entrance fee. Nice little tearoom too. Well worth a visit. A magical place, for kids mainly, they have meercats! It has a café which has a good menu and the setting is so beautiful, may it always be open. place. Beautiful food, setting, staff amazing. Lemurs so adorable. Place was spotless. Definitely worth a visit. I had looked this place, along with many others to whilst on Orkney and I'll be honest I wasn't expecting much, however I was very pleasantly surprised when we did fine it, to say the least. It didn't look very big from the outside but when you enter its and actually much bigger than I expected, there are lots of different to watch and look at. The staff were very friendly and happy to have a chat and let you watch them feed the animal. All have a back story which you can read and learn about them. All of the are so well cared for, clean and healthy. When we finished looking at the we decided to have lunch in the cafe which was a small menu but plenty of choice we also took some cake away with us for later which looked and tasted amazing. This place is definitely worth a for all ages Although small compared to other places on the mainland, the here are really gorgeous! It wasn't iverly busy when we went and for 2 kids and 2 adults it was £25. You could go round and round as many times as you liked, and in the centre, they had a place for talks and animal holding. There is also additional space outside with a small play park, a maze, and access to the beach. The eatery has a small menu with fresh soup and sandwiches. It's about £5.70 for a sandwich and £3 for a hot drink. The car park is unmarked except one disabled car parking space. Over all, a great few hours with kids who loved animals. Loads of to see, most of them with a bad start in life but now being well cared for. The café at the end of our walk around was a welcome stop for coffee and cake 🍰 Would definitely recommend 😍 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. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

One of the Best Places To Visits in Tingwall 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. They should have a short walkway along the shorefront from Tingwall pier. This is a great way to spend an hour before catching a ferry to Rousay. Good selection of and plenty of info on the walls regarding how man is affecting their habitat and climate. The Meerkats and the Lemurs probably the most entertaining. The cafe served tasty hot chocolate. Wifi wasn't working. Had a Monday morning, very happy healthy looking animals, I think most of not all are rescue animals. Finished by having lunch in the café, friendly staff, very good food and reasonably priced too. I’ll definitely again. Brilliant place, very well run and extremely informative. Very ecology and climate change aware too. seem to be very well cared for and the staff knowledgeable about them. Maybe more staff around in the main building as parents were letting their kids run around, tapping on enclosures and so on, when there are a number of signs asking that this doesn't happen due to the nervousness of the creatures there. Very good place overall and we'll worth the entrance fee. Nice little tearoom too. Well worth a visit. A magical place, for kids mainly, they have meercats! It has a café which has a good menu and the setting is so beautiful, may it always be open. place. Beautiful food, setting, staff amazing. Lemurs so adorable. Place was spotless. Definitely worth a visit. I had looked this place, along with many others to whilst on Orkney and I'll be honest I wasn't expecting much, however I was very pleasantly surprised when we did fine it, to say the least. It didn't look very big from the outside but when you enter its and actually much bigger than I expected, there are lots of different to watch and look at. The staff were very friendly and happy to have a chat and let you watch them feed the animal. All have a back story which you can read and learn about them. All of the are so well cared for, clean and healthy. When we finished looking at the we decided to have lunch in the cafe which was a small menu but plenty of choice we also took some cake away with us for later which looked and tasted amazing. This place is definitely worth a for all ages Although small compared to other places on the mainland, the here are really gorgeous! It wasn't iverly busy when we went and for 2 kids and 2 adults it was £25. You could go round and round as many times as you liked, and in the centre, they had a place for talks and animal holding. There is also additional space outside with a small play park, a maze, and access to the beach. The eatery has a small menu with fresh soup and sandwiches. It's about £5.70 for a sandwich and £3 for a hot drink. The car park is unmarked except one disabled car parking space. Over all, a great few hours with kids who loved animals. Loads of to see, most of them with a bad start in life but now being well cared for. The café at the end of our walk around was a welcome stop for coffee and cake 🍰 Would definitely recommend 😍 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. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

4.7 · 207 reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
Fernvalley Wildlife Centre and Tearoom Rendall, Tingwall, Scotland, GB
Phone
+44 1856 751461
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Sunday10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

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