Open Thursday to Monday 10 am - 4 pm.
Closed Tuesday & Wednesday.
Open 7 Days During WA School Holidays.
For safety reasons, Eagles Heritage is also closed during very gusty and rainy weather.
Eagles Heritage is one of Australia’s largest bird of prey sanctuaries dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of injured, orphaned or displaced raptors.
From up-close encounters to lush native forest trails, a visit to Eagles Heritage will provide you with the unique opportunity to meet and interact with birds of prey, including eagles, hawks, falcons and owls.
Stop by for one of the twice-daily Birds of Prey Encounters at 11am & 1.30pm, an awe-inspiring experience that takes you one step closer to birds of prey.
Marvel at the birds’ unique adaptions and natural behaviours and experience the rare opportunity to have your photograph taken with a barn owl! You can complete your self-guided birds of prey forest walk before or after the encounter.
Birds of Prey Encounters: 11:00 am and 1:30 pm. Each display takes about 40 minutes.
There is disabled access and coach parking. Schools, seniors and special needs groups are all welcome.
When you visit, your admission and purchases help Eagles Heritage continue their work in wildlife conservation.
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Eagles Heritage
341 Boodjidup Rd, Margaret River WA 6285, Australia
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4.6 (481 Google reviews)
Izumi Mitsui27 March 2024
Great place to get close and learn about birds of prey. The collection of birds weren't great at the time of visit (March24) but there were more exhibits and enclosures being setup opening soon.
Highly recommend the show that happens at 11 or 1pm.
Roy Jones21 March 2024
Well worth a visit, the birds are very well looked after, great informative show and a chance for some great photos.
All money goes back into the park and the birds.
Doing a fantastic job guys.❤️
Jayden Cai17 November 2023
I am not able to discredit the benefits of paying for a visit of this business. It is for a noble cause, and it is difficult to maintain such a volume of unique birds. If you're a bird lover, there is a lot here to see, and I believe 20 per person is a reasonable price to ask.
That being said, the Attraction itself is very much a one off visit, offering no value or dynamism on repeat visits, apart from an occasional bird interaction event. You can pay 20 dollars for a nice charming walk through a bird park, and that's what you'll get.
Owl Richmon12 January 2024
Returning after 30 years, and it was still amazing. Did the walk around the cage circuit first and were able to see all their birds quite well. The Barn Owl on show was particularly well behaved, and the kites in free flight were just awesome, and very close. No hype or marketing, just an amazing focus on supporting raptors. Highly recommended.
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