Redwings Caldecott is our largest visitor centre and currently home to almost 120 horses, ponies, donkeys and mules.
Here you can meet mini but mighty Shetland pony Sampson, plus a whole herd of donkeys and mules (34 to be precise!) – including adorable donkey Esther and Muffin the Mule!
Redwings Caldecott is set in a peaceful countryside location, just twenty miles from the city of Norwich and a twenty minute drive from the coastal town of Lowestoft. The centre is home to dozens of rescued horses and a large herd of donkeys. Follow the A143 and turn off at Caldecott Hall. The centre is located via the long driveway with speed bumps. The café, gift shop and Information Centre have accessible ramps and hand rails. There is an accessible unisex toilet and we can supply a wheelchair for visitors if needed. The paddock walkways, where you can find our horsey residents, are reasonably flat. Redwings Caldecott is a member of the Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Scheme.
Opening times
Redwings Caldecott is open all year round, every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10am to 4pm (closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays).
Facilities
Getting around
The stable yard and first paddocks are fully accessible to wheelchairs. We also have a wheelchair for loan, there is a fully accessible WC and in our picnic area some of the picnic tables are wheelchair friendly.
