Eagle Heights began as one small idea, on a Kent dairy farm, in 1996. Three decades on we're one of the UK's original bird-of-prey centres — home to over 30 species and hundreds of rescued animals.
Every animal here has a story. Some we rehomed from private owners who couldn't cope. Others came to us injured, or from breeders who went out of business. All get lifelong care, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the top of the Darent Valley.
Three things guide everything we do — from the birds we fly to the rescues we take on.
One of the UK's original bird-of-prey centres. Our falconers have decades of experience with eagles, owls, hawks, vultures and more.
From huskies to servals, we take in animals others can't or won't care for. They stay with us for life.
Silver-award Green Tourism members. We prioritise biodiversity across our site over manicured landscapes.
Shrek and Donkey came to us when their private owner could no longer cope. Thirty huskies arrived in a single week when a breeder collapsed and euthanasia was on the table.
Injured birds of prey get patched up in our facilities. Alpacas, meerkats, exotic reptiles — animals from all over Kent and beyond have found permanent homes here.
We're open daily April–September, weekends October–March. Kids under 3 free, dogs welcome (with a few sensible rules).
