Overview

Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre is an interesting albeit small venue, located in natural woodland and a must see for any bird lover. It has purpose built houses for approximately 20 owls, some native and others from around the world. There are also interesting displays of eggs, skulls and feathers. Overall, a very interesting and relaxing day.

Transport & Parking

We came in on the train which is a 10 to 15 minute walk away. There is a taxi rank outside the station as well as a regular bus service. We also observed disabled parking spaces in the car park

Access

There is a ramp leading up to the ticket office and the centre itself has wide flat paths. The only trouble we had was that the door was quite narrow and we struggled to get through but the staff were very helpful in this regard.

Toilets

There are, unfortunately, no disabled toilets available in the actual centre. However, there are some within the shopping venue the centre is attached to. They are adequately sign posted and easy to find. They were quite spacious, has a grab rail, easy to manoeuvre in and has enough room for a carer. However, the toilet definitely could have been cleaner.

Staff

Staff were very friendly, took the time to answer all our questions and were very helpful and accommodating with our wheelchair.