The Raptor Trust - Non-profit organization in Millington - 1390 White Bridge Rd, USA

If you love birds of prey and raptors this is a must visit. If you don't, you should still come, most of them are in cages. Clean facility with easy walking trails. Shaded. Lots of hawks, eagles, vultures, and owls easily viewed. They all look well cared for. This is a raptor rescue, for injured animals. They were bringing in a vulture while I was there. Visit and donate to help support this great organization.

Raptor Trust is a non profit rehabilitation facility for predatory birds as well as more common non predatory birds. I have known of this place for nearly 30 years and the exemplary work they do. The facility has a self guided walking tour of 20 or so raptors in various stages of rehabilitation as well as a learning center. If your looking for a great learning and appreciation day, this is the place to go in the Great Swamp of Morristown NJ on White bridge road.

Can't say enough about the staff at this place. I appreciate their mission and love of birds so much. They took a baby pigeon with a broken foot off of my hands as I did not know how to care for him and the rehabilitated birds they have in the displays are gorgeous ❤️.

Good organization with a very good mission I stopped in and looked at all the birds this morning and it was a nice experience well it was sort of sad that their cages weren't bigger so they could fly they all did look well taken care of. It's free to walk around but definitely do donate because they receive no funding from the government to do what they do

Brilliant not for profit. Great work they do. Last year alone they rehabilated 2400+ raptors n released them. Must visit for people of all ages. Must visit for parents with kids to teach about raptors and potential harm we bring to them.

So many wonderful winged creatures here. Mostly injuries that prevent return to the wild... however they do rehabilitation for those birds that can go back. Nice gift shop for the bird lover in your life too! The enclosures are big and clean and I love learning something new about a bird of prey every time I visit. Plan to spend about an hour walking through to see all the birds they have. Don't forget to leave a donation in the box at the main entrance. (There is no admission fee to enter)... The pathways through the center are flat and mostly crushed stone or pebbles. It's about a 100 yard walk from parking lot to the center.

Pretty cool. Lots of really interesting birds to see up close. Also really great what they're doing to rehabilitate these birds. Free entry too, but donations are appreciated.

Great place if you enjoy birds. It's not that big, and you probably won't need a stroller, leave it in the car. My lil one loved it.