Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
Ventnor, United Kingdom
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About Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary is dedicated to providing a forever home and exceptional care for donkeys and equines. Founded in 1987, this charity relies entirely on donations and fundraising to support its mission. Visitors can meet over 100 donkeys, mules, and Shetland ponies, with opportunities for interaction and learning about their care.
The sanctuary is open year-round, welcoming guests without the need for prior booking. It is a dog-friendly environment, having received awards for being the best place to bring dogs on the Isle.
Parking is available for free at the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary, with designated disabled spaces. Visitors can simply drive in and park without any need for payment or prior arrangements.
- The sanctuary is open every day from 10am to 4.30pm.
- No booking is required for general visits, making it easy to drop by.
- There is a café on-site where visitors can enjoy food while overlooking the paddocks.
- Guests are encouraged to bring a picnic and relax in the Wildlife Meadows.
- Souvenir guides are available to enhance the visitor experience.
- Founded in 1987, the sanctuary has been caring for donkeys for over 35 years.
- Visitors can interact with over 100 donkeys and ponies during their visit.
- The sanctuary offers free entry and free parking for all visitors.
- It has been recognized as the best place to bring dogs on the Isle of Wight.
- The sanctuary provides donkey therapy services to residential homes and community organizations.
Paid Experiences
School Experience
Description
An educational opportunity for school groups to learn about caring for donkeys and develop practical skills in a beautiful outdoor setting.
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