Shropshire Wildlife Trust - Shrewsbury

Shropshire Wildlife Trust es una organización benéfica que se dedica a la conservación y protección de la vida silvestre en el condado de Shropshire, en el Reino Unido. Con su sede en Shrewsbury, la organización ofrece una variedad de servicios y actividades para promover el conocimiento y el amor por la naturaleza.

Características

Algunas de las características clave de Shropshire Wildlife Trust incluyen:

• Charity: La organización se dedica a la conservación y protección de la vida silvestre en el condado de Shropshire.
• Conference center y Function room facility: Ofrece espacios para reuniones y eventos.
• Garden: Un jardín que ofrece un espacio para relajarse y disfrutar de la naturaleza.
• Gift shop: Una tienda donde se venden productos relacionados con la naturaleza y la conservación.
• Tourist attraction: Atracción turística que ofrece experiencias y actividades para visitantes.

Ubicación

La organización tiene su sede en:

Address: 193 Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury SY2 6AH, United Kingdom.

Phone: 1743284280.

Website: shropshirewildlifetrust.org.uk.

Especialidades

Algunas de las especialidades de Shropshire Wildlife Trust incluyen:

• Onsite services
• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• LGBTQ+ friendly
• Transgender safespace

Opiniones

Shropshire Wildlife Trust tiene 161 reviews en Google My Business con una media de opinión de:

4.6/5.

Otros puntos de interés

Algunos de los otros puntos de interés en la zona incluyen:

• Parques nacionales
• Reservas naturales
• Atractivos turísticos

Recomendaciones

Para visitar Shropshire Wildlife Trust, se recomienda:

• Visitar su sitio web para obtener más información
• Contactar con ellos para planificar una visita
• Explorar la zona y descubrir otros puntos de interés

👍 Reviews of Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Lucy W.

5/5

We held our daughter's 3rd birthday party at the Cut in the mud garden. We had been at the mud kitchen a number of times when she was a little toddler and so we knew it would be a great activity for littles from about a year up to 5 years old. We also had access to an indoor room to hold our food and drinks and our guests brought picnic blankets to eat their afternoon tea. We also booked the Darwin Room to hold some party games and birthday cake.
We met Jackie a week before the event and discussed our plans and she had everything set up perfectly for our party. The day was beautiful so we were pleased that we booked some space inside for a break from the sun. We had thought we'd only need it if it rained. I would highly recommend having a birthday party at Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Banner H.

4/5

The site encompasses a restored medieval building known as the Old Infirmary and a 1730s building called Queen Anne House, as well as gardens, including a herb garden established when the site was the Shrewsbury Quest, and a fruit tree garden. The centre and its gardens is open to the public (usually Monday – Saturday) and has a shop as well as conference rooms available for hire. Many Trust-run events take place here, including children's events during the summer holidays. Every year the centre receives approximately 25,000 visitors.

hayley E.

5/5

Beautiful Hidden Gem in the middle of Shrewsbury .safe place for little children to play

Philip H. H.

5/5

Nice place to learn about wildlife, great staff and little cafe.

Dan W.

5/5

Lovely place for walking, views & wildlife

Charmaine F.

5/5

Went to a workshop and their facilities were really good.

Ian R.

5/5

Great Wilding section for the under 5’s. On a Friday it’s time for children and parents/ grand parents to play with mud and sand in a safe place whilst looking for bugs and insects of course. Coffee and drinks are also available in the Shropshire wildlife shop… it’s a lovely place

Tony S.

5/5

Interesting place to visit for both adults and children. Friendly, informative volunteers. Excellent selection of nature related good and gifts. Activities for children. Toilet and drink facilities. Located between the car park and Shrewsbury Abbey. Go visit and support a worthwhile cause.