The National Centre for Birds of Prey (NCBP) is an award-winning visitor attraction set within the magnificent 300-acre Duncombe Park estate in Helmsley, North Yorkshire, in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. The centre is home to the largest collection of birds of prey in the north of England, ranging from tiny Burrowing Owls to the spectacular Steller's Sea Eagle. Visitors can enjoy thrilling flying demonstrations, raptor and owl experiences, hawk hikes, photography days, and bird adoption programmes, all set against a stunning natural backdrop. The on-site Owl House Cafe serves homemade cakes and locally sourced meals. Open seven days a week with no booking required, the centre also offers free activity trails for children and full disabled accessibility, making it a welcoming and inspiring destination for wildlife lovers of all ages.
