The park features a dedicated 'Owl Centre' showcasing species from around the world.
Many animals at the facility are rescued or part of conservation breeding programs.
The site specializes in miniature versions of traditional farm animals, including miniature Mediterranean donkeys.
The collection includes various birds of prey beyond owls, such as falcons and hawks.
It has been operating in Kington for over four decades, maintaining its focus on small-stature animals.
Small Breeds Farm Park is a specialized animal sanctuary located in the Herefordshire countryside focusing on miniature livestock and an extensive owl collection. The park houses over 100 species, including miniature horses, donkeys, pigs, and sheep, alongside one of the largest private owl collections in the United Kingdom. Visitors are encouraged to interact directly with many of the animals in walk-through paddocks. The facility emphasizes education regarding animal conservation and welfare. It is situated on a multi-acre site near the border of Wales, offering views of the surrounding rural landscape. The park serves as a long-standing attraction for families interested in rare breeds.
The central paddocks where miniature donkeys and horses often approach visitors directly.
Wear sturdy, waterproof footwear as pathways can be muddy depending on the weather.
Check the website before arrival for potential updates on animal feeding times or encounters.
Bring a camera with a good zoom lens for the birds of prey, which are kept in aviaries.
Do not attempt to touch the owls or other birds of prey, as they are not pets and remain behind enclosure netting.
Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during off-peak periods; always check for seasonal maintenance closures in winter.
Do not feed the animals human food; follow staff instructions regarding which pens are open for direct contact.
