Riverlife closure and Estuary Tower lift

Please note the Riverlife area, including canoe safari, South Finger and Zeiss Hide will be closed on Sat 4 October due to the weather. The Estuary Tower lift is currently out of order. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Experience

Experience nature’s wonder this autumn

Step into autumn’s most spectacular show – the perfect setting to create lasting memories

Scott House Museum

Scott House Museum

Step back in time at Scott House Museum and learn all about WWT's founder

Living Wetland Theatre and Waterscapes Aviary

Living Wetland Theatre and Waterscapes Aviary

Watch birds fly overhead in our 360 seat theatre and walkthrough aviary

Talks and tours

Talks and tours

Head to one of our daily talks or tours to find out more about wetlands and wildlife

Duck Decoy

Duck Decoy

Come and witness the historic practice of catching wild ducks in our Duck Decoy

Wild bird feeds

Wild bird feeds

Experience this fantastic winter spectacle from the comfort of the Peng Observatory

Adventure play areas

Adventure play areas

Dart, zip and zoom around our nature-based play area as you unleash your inner dragonfly

Canoe Safari

Canoe Safari

Grab a paddle and spot wildlife from the water on our fun Canoe Safari trail

Summer Walkway

Summer Walkway

Our wheelchair accessible walkway and viewing platform overlook the River Severn

Wild Safaris

Wild Safaris

Explore the wider reserve on a unique and accessible Wild Safari

Estuary Tower Hide

Estuary Tower Hide

Enjoy magnificent views of the Severn from the accessible Estuary Tower, complete with lift

Slimbridge webcam

Slimbridge webcam

For a taste of what you can experience at Slimbridge, watch the Rushy Lake live

Viewing wildlife

Viewing wildlife

Our 13 hides offer you the best spots to see the wildlife of the Severn Estuary

Mission Possible

Mission Possible

Learn how WWT founder, Sir Peter Scott saved the nene

VIP Experiences

VIP Experiences

One to one photography courses, guided talks, private safaris and more

Arctic Adventure

Arctic Adventure

Have you got what it takes to be a researcher in the Arctic Tundra?

Ready to visit?

With so many wildlife encounters and inspiring activities, no two visits are the same. A visit also supports our vital work to restore wetlands and their wildlife.