PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE OR FACEBOOK FOR OPENING TIMES,we wouldnt want you to make a wasted journey.Donkeys, Zedonks, Zebra cross donkeys. French Poitou donkeys, Zonkey the only one in Europe Mammoth donkey cross Grevvys Zebra. Andalucian Donkeys, Minature Donkeys and Mammoth Jackstock donkeys the biggest breed in the world. Our baby derrick has to grow one inch and he will be the biggest Donkey in the world x
The donkey sanctuary is such an amazing day out for families or someone wanting a little trip out by themselves. So cheap and a lovely walk around. Amazing to see Donkeys getting the correct care and love they deserve
Such a precious place to visit! The Donkeys are adorable and what a great idea to purchase a bucket of carrots for a PS1 to treat the Donkeys and make money for such a great cause! The Donkeys are gorgeous!! A definite place to visit and a great Charity to support! You can Adopt a Donkey too, so get picking as there are lots of beauties to choose from and ensure more Donkeys get the love and freedom they deserve!!
Had a lovely time here. My 2 boys loved feeding carrots to the donkeys. The donkeys looked very well looked after. We had a breakfast cob each, and they were lovely. There's a little shop there too. It was a rainy day but we still enjoyed ourselves. It's great to support a worthy cause
A lovely, peaceful sanctuary for the donkeys. You are able to support the sanctuary with a donation on entry and a bucket of carrots, be warned they get eaten quickly. Cafe selling hot and cold food and drinks, with quick service. Also, there is a lovely gift shop onsite.
What a lovely place. Who doesn't like a donkey. PS1 for a small bucket of carrots we bought 7 it was a great feeling feeding the donkeys. We had a love coffee and cake which wasn't expensive. There's a gift shop too all in aid of the donkey's
Fabulous little sanctuary with quite a few beautiful donkeys who are really well looked after. They ask for a voluntary contribution of at least PS1 on entry and you can buy a bucket of carrots for a further PS1 to feed to the donkeys. Very disappointed to see so many people walk past the donation area and not even put a PS1 in, especially the larger families
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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Transgender safe space
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The donkey sanctuary is such an amazing day out for families or someone wanting a little trip out by themselves. So cheap and a lovely walk around. Amazing to see Donkeys getting the correct care and love they deserve
Such a precious place to visit! The Donkeys are adorable and what a great idea to purchase a bucket of carrots for a PS1 to treat the Donkeys and make money for such a great cause! The Donkeys are gorgeous!! A definite place to visit and a great Charity to support! You can Adopt a Donkey too, so get picking as there are lots of beauties to choose from and ensure more Donkeys get the love and freedom they deserve!!
Had a lovely time here. My 2 boys loved feeding carrots to the donkeys. The donkeys looked very well looked after. We had a breakfast cob each, and they were lovely. There's a little shop there too. It was a rainy day but we still enjoyed ourselves. It's great to support a worthy cause
A lovely, peaceful sanctuary for the donkeys. You are able to support the sanctuary with a donation on entry and a bucket of carrots, be warned they get eaten quickly. Cafe selling hot and cold food and drinks, with quick service. Also, there is a lovely gift shop onsite.
What a lovely place. Who doesn't like a donkey. PS1 for a small bucket of carrots we bought 7 it was a great feeling feeding the donkeys. We had a love coffee and cake which wasn't expensive. There's a gift shop too all in aid of the donkey's
Fabulous little sanctuary with quite a few beautiful donkeys who are really well looked after. They ask for a voluntary contribution of at least PS1 on entry and you can buy a bucket of carrots for a further PS1 to feed to the donkeys. Very disappointed to see so many people walk past the donation area and not even put a PS1 in, especially the larger families
