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HorseWorld

The guide was updated: 2025-02-06

HorseWorld is a rescue centre for horses, ponies and donkeys and is an excellent place for family day-out. This award-winning visitor centre is set in beautiful stone farm-buildings, right south of Bristol. It offers fun and educational experiences, where you can meet some of the rescued animals. There are also lots of activities to take part in every day and play areas for children.

Useful Information

Address: Staunton Lane, Whitchurch, Bristol
Website: www.horseworld.org.uk
Phone: +44 1275 832425
Email: info@horseworld.org.uk

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Clifton Suspension Bridge

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The Red Lodge Museum and Knot Garden

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HorseWorld

HorseWorld

HorseWorld is a rescue centre for horses, ponies and donkeys and is an excellent place for family day-out. This award-winning visitor centre is set in beautiful stone farm-buildings, right south of Bristol. It offers fun and educational experiences, where you can meet some of the rescued animals. There are also lots of activities to take part in every day and play areas for children.

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