Be sure to visit the Leighton Moss in your travels to Carnforth. This is without a doubt the largest reedbed that remains in the north-west of England and houses a reserve that is well-known for its special birds. While staying in Carnforth, why not travel to this conservatory and you will see many breeds of birds indigenous to this area like bitterns, marsh harriers, bearded tits, and avocets among others.

This reserve and visitor centre is open daily, year round, except Christmas, of course and they operate from 9 am until dusk. The entrance is free if you are going to the visitor centre and tearoom. Admission to the hides and nature trails is £4.50 for adults, £3 concessions, £1 for children, and £9 for the family. In addition, the admission is also free to RSPB members and those who come by public transport or on bike. Why not stop by on your next visit to Carnforth?

When you travel to Carnforth you must also include the South Lakes Wild Animal Park in your plans. This is a wild animal conservatory, located in Cumbria, about 20 miles from Carnforth. This sanctuary is a must see while you travel to this area and the experience is truly one of a kind. The theme here encourages interaction as it brings you up close and personal with the animals. You can enjoy feeding them and they vary from many regions of the world.

Enjoy seeing mongoose, lions, hippos, kangaroo, baboons, giraffe, penguins, tigers, rhino, monkey, emus. There are so many great and interesting animals to see. You wouldn’t want to miss this experience and is the perfect place to take the little ones when you travel. Be sure to include a visit to the South Lakes Wild Animal Park in your travels to Carnforth. This is a great treat for the whole family!