Wildlife parks in the southeast of the UK?

Hi folks,





I recently visited the New Forest Owl, Otter and Wildlife Conservation Park and loved it. But I was surprised to struggle a bit to find it.





Can anyone recommend similar in the southeast of the UK? Particularly in Surrey, Hampshire, Sussex or Dorset.





ThanksWildlife parks in the southeast of the UK?
There is the Hawk Conservancy near Andover. Well worth a visit.


http://www.hawk-conservancy.org/


Finkley Down Farm, also near Andover.


http://www.finkleydownfarm.co.uk/


Finkley is aimed more at families but I just take the kids as an excuse to go myself. I love it there!


Butser Hill National Nature Reserve, part of Queen Elizabeth Country Park, if you like to look at beautiful views and hopefully some butterflies.


http://www3.hants.gov.uk/hampshire-count鈥?/a>


Here is a list of other wildlife centres in this area. Some I have visited but not all.


http://www.hwt.org.uk/places-to-go/we-re鈥?/a>Wildlife parks in the southeast of the UK?
Woburn Safari Park, all the animals are in the open and you drive through for ages. Got lions, tigers, giraffes etc. Not that close to dorset but its close to the areas you're talking about
Monkey World


Wareham


Dorset





There is also a wildlife conservation park in Kent but I can't think of the name - I'll come back to you on that one.


Kent Wildlife Trust.