Visitor Info

Rule 1

All visitors must agree to the terms and conditions of Donkey Dreamland and accept the guidance as offered by the association volunteers during their visit. A form will be provided either online or in hard copy.

Rule 2

A visit to Donkey Dreamland may include interacting with animals and visitors must understand the implications that this may entail and agree to respect and abide by the rules and guidance offered by volunteers during your visit.

Rule 3

Donkey Dreamland does not accept any responsibility for damages of any kind that visitors may suffer from any interaction with the animals or the environment of Donkey Dreamland.

Rule 4

Children must be supervised by the accompanying adult visitors, especially so around the paddocks, the rocky walkways, and around the donkeys. Should the Donkey Dreamland volunteers or guides deem it necessary you may be asked to leave the sanctuary.

Rule 5

Due to the nature of the environment of Donkey Dreamland, which is undulating, hilly, and on occasions, loose underfoot, we recommend closed shoes – IE: no sandals or flip flops.

Rule 6

Dogs accompanying visitors must be kept on a lead at all times. Should any dog cause distress to the donkeys, or volunteers/ guides during your visit you may be asked to remove the dog from the sanctuary.  

Rule 1

All visitors must agree to the terms and conditions of Donkey Dreamland and accept the guidance as offered by the association volunteers during their visit. A form will be provided either online or in hard copy.

Rule 2

A visit to Donkey Dreamland may include interacting with animals and visitors must understand the implications that this may entail and agree to respect and abide by the rules and guidance offered by volunteers during your visit.

Rule 3

Donkey Dreamland does not accept any responsibility for damages of any kind that visitors may suffer from any interaction with the animals or the environment of Donkey Dreamland.

Rule 4

Children must be supervised by the accompanying adult visitors, especially so around the paddocks, the rocky walkways, and around the donkeys. Should the Donkey Dreamland volunteers or guides deem it necessary you may be asked to leave the sanctuary.

Rule 5

Due to the nature of the environment of Donkey Dreamland, which is undulating, hilly, and on occasions, loose underfoot, we recommend closed shoes – IE: no sandals or flip flops.

Rule 6

Dogs accompanying visitors must be kept on a lead at all times. Should any dog cause distress to the donkeys, or volunteers/ guides during your visit you may be asked to remove the dog from the sanctuary.