Trewin Farm, Indian Queens, Near St. Columb Major, TR9 6HP
Tel: (01726) 860182
Email: screechsanctuary@gmail.com
Web: www.screechowlsanctuary.co.uk
Owls from around the world
Rescue and rehabilitation centre for sick and injured owls which first opened in November 1994. Guided tours by sanctuary staff as well as a gift shop and refreshments. The sanctuary is funded solely by donations from the public and proceeds from the gift shop.
We also aim to provide information on the building and siting of owl nest boxes in suitable areas to enhance the wild population of owls, especially the declining barn owl. We give advice to farmers and landowners on building requirements, barn conversions and land management. We undertake captive breeding programmes, which conserve for the future many owl species which may be depleting in population, and which include the re-introduction of birds into the wild.
Many other species of animal can also be found here including Meerkats, Minature Shetland Ponies, Pygmy Goats, Emus and Alpacas.
Screech Owl Sanctuary Tea Rooms
Refurbished in 2023, the tea room is franchised by Chaz and Debbie and provides a varied selection of lunch options, light snacks, cakes and cream teas.
The tearoom seats up to fifty people inside with plenty of outside seating available next to the children’s playground. Dietary requirements from vegetarian dishes to gluten free options can be catered for we endeavour to have something for everyone and pride ourselves in exceeding expectations.
The tea room can cater for birthday parties for both young and old and these can be tailored for all requirements and tastes.
Just off the A30 north-east of Indian Queens.
Opening TimesDaily 10.00am - 5.00pm Admission Charged |
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