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    Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre

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    Loch Lomand Shores Birds of Prey

    4

    Date of visit: September 2026

    I have experience of challenges around: hearing and moving around.

    I use or have experience of: hard of hearing, mobility scooter, powerchair, walking aid, wheelchair

    A handler displays a bird of prey to a visitor inside a wooden educational bird exhibit.A bird of prey rests on a tethered perch next to a water bowl on an outdoor artificial turf lawn.

    Overall Rating

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    Good

    There is level access this venue the ticket office can be accessed by a wooden ramp which you also leave by . Once through the gate you are transported into a Woodland arra it can be difficult to believe that yoh ard so close to the shopping area at Loch Lomand. The Birds of Pry can be seen in various cages as well as in open displays and you can find information on display about the various birds. The paths around the area are gravel however my own folding power chair had no problems moving around during the visit. There are flying displays at various times throughout the day and you can find details about this on the website for this venue. If you go in to the flying display then you will find wheelchair spaces clearly marked on the small fence between the display area and the viewing area these spaces give you an excellent view of the display. There is a an education area in the venue however some wheelchair users might have problems visiting this as there is a wooden strip of wood to get over

    Disabled Access In and Around

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    Good

    Parking & Transport

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    Good

    I travelled to this place by personal vehicle

    Parking is within the various carparking areas that cover Loch Lomand Shores which has Blue Badge spaces however it is advisable to read information on the information boards throughout the carparking areas

    Accessible Toilets

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    Bad

    There are nog toilets of any kind available in the Birds of Prey centre the nearest Accessible toilet is within the Cafe in Frasers store. You can however exit the Birds of prey and then go back in as long as you still have your wrist band which is your ticket which covers the full time the venue is open on the day of issue.

    Staff

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    Excellent

    The staff were exactly extremely and took time to give a few house rules before the flying display as well as telling you about the various birds that were flying. They also took time to answer questions from anyone watching the display.

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