Seaview Wildlife Encounter (Isle of Wight)

On a recent trip to the Isle of Wight, I decided we would visit the many animal attractions as there was no sunshine, it was windy and rainy at some points, so as there was nothing else to do, other than waste my hard earned cash on the amusements I wanted to see the animals (yes I saw other things too - reviews to follow). On our arrival we drove from East Cowes to a pub that had been recommended for lunch, as we drove we passed the Flamingo Park also known as Seaview Wildlife Encounter (I find all these attractions with two names very confusing). What is even more confusing is this is called Seaview due to its location in Seaview not the Wildlife Encounter ...  Read the complete review

Seaview Wildlife Encounter - also known as Flamingo Park, is an animal attraction specializing in domestic and exotic bird-life. The park is set in beautiful surroundings, with views towards both the sea and the surrounding countryside. As most of the displays are outdoor based, a visit is best enjoyed on a non-rainy day. All the animals on display seemed to be in very good condition, and their enclosures were large enough to roam around in. Many of the birds - for example, ducks & other waterfowl, are able to wander freely amongst the park, with bags of feed available from the kiosk. There are informative displays ...  Read the complete review

Seaview Wildlife Encounter, formerly known as Flamingo Park, has been helping to preserve wildlife for over 34 years. The park has a diverse range of different animals and birds, some of which can be fed and stroked by visitors. The park is set in beautiful surroundings. ***** Facts and Figures ***** ^^ Location ^^ The park is situated on the north east side of the Isle of Wight, between the places of Ryde and Seaview. It is reached along the B3330. ^^ 2007 Opening Times ^^ The park is open from 1st April until 30th September 10.00 a.m til 5.00 p.m (last admission at 4.00 p.m.) October opening times are from ...  Read the complete review