WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre

The birthplace of modern conservation, Slimbridge Wetland Centre is set within 325 hectares against a spectacular Severn Estuary backdrop. Slimbridge is the vision of naturalist and artist Sir Peter Scott and holds international significance as the headquarters of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT).

The grounds are a safe home for the world's largest collection of swans, ducks, flamingos and geese. Many of the species you'll see are rare or endangered.

Map:

The Google map above should help you to locate WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre and allows you to zoom in for more detail or switch to satellite view.

Arrive by car:

Slimbridge Wetland Centre is conveniently located near to the M5 between Gloucester and Bristol. Exit at either junctions 13 or 14 and follow our brown duck signs. We have a large free car park. Coaches are also very welcome, with parking available close to the Visitor Centre and toilets.

• AA route planner to plan your route.

SatNav postcode is: GL2 7BT

Arrive By bus

Unfortunately there is no bus service directly to Slimbridge. The nearest services stop at the A38 leaving a walk through the village to reach us.

Arrive By Rail

Our nearest railway station is located at Cam and Dursley Station and is a short bicycle or taxi journey away. (Approx 4 miles).