World Center for Birds of Prey 5.0 (reviews)

Boise, ID Zoos & Wildlife Unclaimed Last Updated: 2025
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About World Center for Birds of Prey

Kids, have you ever dreamed of coming face to face with majestic eagles, charming owls, and magnificent falcons and hawks? At the World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, you can do just that!

This unique indoor/outdoor center is a treasure trove of learning and adventure, where children can have incredible up-close encounters with beautiful birds from around the world. It’s an educational experience wrapped in fun, perfect for young explorers eager to soar!

The World Center for Birds of Prey offers a plethora of activities designed not just for fun but for insightful education about birds and conservation. Kids will be thrilled to see live raptors during the daily presentations, witnessing their grace and power firsthand.

In the Discovery Room, children can engage in hands-on fun by holding raptor eggs and feathers, and even dressing up in costumes. This interactive experience is perfect for curious minds wanting to delve deeper into the world of birds of prey.

For those feeling adventurous, a 1/4 mile trail awaits, winding through restored habitat areas where wild raptors can often be spotted. It’s an opportunity to enjoy nature while catching a glimpse of Boise’s scenic vistas.

Don’t miss the Grand Canyon-inspired habitat, home to the stunning California Condors. Nearby, the world’s largest captive flock of these birds is nurtured, contributing to their conservation and reintroduction into the wild.

Indoors, families can explore exhibits that delve into raptor adaptations, breeding, and migration. Learn why these magnificent creatures are threatened and what can be done to protect them. With aerial skill shows and more, there’s always something to captivate and educate.

So, spread your wings, take flight, and make your next family outing unforgettable with a visit to the remarkable World Center for Birds of Prey!

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Adults $12.00

Children $7.00 (Ages 4-16)

Free Under 4 years

Last Update 2025

Discount Senior (62+) $10.00

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World Center for Birds of Prey FAQ’s

How does the World Center contribute to bird conservation efforts?

They are a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and conservation of birds of prey, ensuring these majestic creatures can thrive.

What activities can kids enjoy at the World Center for Birds of Prey?

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Are there facilities available for families with babies?

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What snacks can families find at the attraction?

The gift shop offers a selection of snacks and drinks to keep you refreshed during your visit.

What should families check upon arrival to make the most of their visit?

Check the daily programs as soon as you arrive to plan your visit. Arriving 15 minutes before live bird presentations is recommended.

What unique items can you purchase at the gift shop?

The gift shop carries unique gifts and must-have books about birds of prey. All profits support The Peregrine Fund's conservation projects.

What educational tours are available for student groups?

For groups of 15 students or more, educational tours can be arranged. These are 90-minute tours (60 minutes for kindergarten) tailored specially for your group.

Where can families enjoy their own meals during the visit?

Feel free to bring your own food and enjoy it at the picnic tables outside. Please avoid taking food inside the interpretive center.

Is the World Center for Birds of Prey accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes, the facility is accessible to all wheelchair users, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience.

What are the last entry and trail closing times at the World Center?

The last admittance is 45 minutes before closing time, and the trail closes 15 minutes before the center closes.