Location: Bedford
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What to do and see in Bedford, England: The Best Nature & Wildlife Areas
Bedford is the county town of Bedfordshire, England. The town has a population of around 80,000, whereas the Borough of Bedford had a population of 166,252 in 2015 together with Kempston.
Restaurants in Bedford
1. Pavenham Osier Beds
2. Birds of Prey Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 793 reviews
Reviewed By andysgood - Northampton, United Kingdom
Great afternoon out , thoroughly enjoyable. Arrived for a Birds of Prey experience , quite a few in our group to start with and was not sure how much we were going to be able to do . However the staff were excellent in all people that wanted to handle the birds were given ample time and were able to spend time with different birds , Owls , Falcons and Hawks to mention a few. After a while the group was split into two one group continued with the birds while the others went to a flying display , then the roles were reversed . As for the flying display we were treated to standing in the arena firstly with an African owl flying and landing on your hand then afterwards an eagle do the same great to watch and take part in , again everybody had the opportunity. We also were able to watch the American Bald Eagle fly between the falconers.The staff were very friendly , helpful and knowledgeable and helped to make it a great time.Will come again.
3. Bedford Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By RLDuke - Bedford, United Kingdom
Bedford Park is quite simply a stunning park with plenty of space for picnics (no BBQs!) and long walks with your friends. Picking up dog poo is an absolute must as this park is immaculate!
4. English School of Falconry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By 677JamesD677 - London, United Kingdom
I was bought a half day experience for my birthday. We (my wife was a spectator) arrived a bit early so we could look at the birds and what a lot to see. I don't think I have ever seen so many in one place from the Little Owl, through all the the Owls to Hawks to Eagles. All were beautiful. We were able to fly a Barn Owl, Blue Chilean Eagle, Bald Eagle and Golden Eagle. We also able to handle a number of other birds including a Red Tailed Kite and feed pelicans! Walking along pulling a dead deer while the Golden Eagle struck is something I will never forget. Thanks to Owen, Sarah and Julie for a truly memorable experience.
5. Kings Wood and Glebe Meadows
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By karenm201 - Bedford, United Kingdom
Beautiful woodland close to Houghton House. Great for a leisurely walk. The hills are quite steep and can be muddy and slippery if it has rained. The bluebells in early spring are abundant and look beautiful. They are a site of scientific interest.
6. Felmersham Gravel Pits
7. Browns Wood Local Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By P6147OQpaulj - Bedford, United Kingdom
This is an old established wood opposite the road to the Glenn Miller museum ,there have been new trees planted in a field close by .unsuitable for children's buggies as the ground has lumps and rough surfaces. The road leading to it from Clapham is concrete and was built for access to twinwoods and thurleigh airfields .there are wild flowers birds including jays nesting here and great views of the surrounding countryside .
8. Park Wood Nature Reserve
9. The Bedford River Valley Park
10. Cople pits nature reserve
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