
Salt home held upon Haverton Hill is a cornucopia of wildlife. There are plenty of circular walks to enjoy. Many treasure hunts where the wildlife itself is the treasure are held here. Children are encouraged to be interested in the wildlife around them. There is plenty of wetland home to dragon flies, birds and insects.
There are four bird viewing points where you can hide in a bird house and view their day to day activities. The park features a play ground. The café feature a huge curved window overlooking the  water where birds swoop and dive. Additionally there are plenty of events to get involved in. For example the bat walk and dawn chorus walk. So why not adventure to find the treasure hidden in plain sight. The wildlife around us.
Salt home has accessible paved walks through their wildlife park. Those who are in a wheelchair or wheeling a pram around can easily use them. Whilst the bird houses may have a small lip to traverse a person in a wheelchair can come and enjoy the view provided., There are accessible toilets within the park and café aras of Salt hoe. There babby changers within the cafes accessible toilets. There are few high chairs available.Althoughthe staff have not ben specifically trained to work with those who are neurologically diverse they are happy to help to the best of their ability.  In 2025 there where no braille or large print menus however the staff where happy to explain what is available. The building features a lift up at the café.
Website
Saltholme Nature Reserve, Cleveland
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Opening times
Wildlife park-9am-5pm
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Address.
Saltholme,
Seaton Carew Rd,
Middlesbrough,
Middlesbrough,
TS2 1TU
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Grid reference
NZ50692318
Getting here
If you want to explore more places here is the link to Eric Knows website