Eagles Heritage Wildlife Centre

Set on twenty nine acres of natural bushland, Eagles Heritage is Australia's largest wildlife centre dedicated to raptors (birds of prey and owls.) The public face of Eagles Heritage is the 1km walk, where visitors can view many different species of native Australian raptor, and the twice daily flight displays, showcasing the natural behaviours and abilities of our beautiful birds.

Behind the scenes, Eagles Heritage works toward the conservation of wildlife through playing an active leadership role in the wildlife rehabilitation community, both as a centre for sick, injured and orphaned fauna, and through its ongoing training and support of volunteers across Western Australia.

It is best to allow at least half an hour to walk through the park, and another 45 minutes for the flight display. Display times are 11:00 am and 1:30 pm every day, except for Christmas Day, Good Friday and cases of severe weather.