Concrete Bird Baths

Choose a concrete bird bath to suit your garden, patio or planted border. Compare each model’s listed dimensions and weight before choosing where to place it.

Every piece here is cast concrete, poured into a mold that carries the texture of carved stone. Current models are listed at 18 to 25.5 inches tall. Check each product page for its listed dimensions before choosing a model.
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The Numbers That Matter

  • Varies by model Assembled weight
  • 18–25.5 in Listed height range
  • Varies by model Bowl width
  • Two-piece assembly Ships as
  • Follow model instructions Finish care
  • Follow model instructions Installation

A Cast Stone Bird Bath That Stays Where You Put It

Close view of a gray cast stone bird bath bowl with water droplets on the rim and a chickadee perched beside them

Our cast concrete bird baths

We cast these bird baths in molds to create the pedestal shapes, bowl details and surface textures. They are made from concrete rather than carved natural stone. We apply water-based paint before they leave our factory.

Concrete bird bath bowl and fluted pedestal standing separately on a lawn before assembly

Concrete and cement bird baths

Cement is one ingredient in concrete. Shoppers often use “cement bird bath” and “concrete bird bath” for this type of garden product. The bird baths in this collection are cast concrete.

Fluted concrete bird bath standing steady on a lawn while ornamental grasses bend in the wind under a gray sky

Weight and positioning

Weight varies by model. Check the listed product weight before planning how to move or position the bath; contact us if a weight is not listed.

Choose a level, stable location before moving the bath. Follow the assembly instructions for the model you choose and use help when lifting components that are too heavy or awkward to handle comfortably.

A low bear feeder bird bath beside a tall fluted pedestal bird bath on a lawn showing the height difference

From a small concrete bird bath to a large one

Listed heights in this collection range from 18 to 25.5 inches. A small concrete bird bath, such as the 18-inch double-bowl bear model, can suit a border or patio where a lower design fits the space.

For a taller concrete bird bath, compare the pedestal models listed from 21.8 to 25.5 inches. Check each model’s listed height and basin dimensions separately; a taller bath does not necessarily have a wider bowl.

Scalloped concrete bird bath on a carved pineapple pedestal with an eastern bluebird on the rim

Caring for the painted finish

We finish our bird baths with water-based paint before they leave our factory. Use a soft cloth or soft brush for routine cleaning. For light mineral marks, we recommend gently wiping the surface with a mixture of white vinegar and water, then rinsing thoroughly. Avoid abrasive scrubbing. If marks remain, contact us before using a stronger cleaner or applying a new coating.

Fluted concrete bird bath with the bowl drained for winter in a frosted garden

Winter, and what actually cracks concrete

Freezing water can damage concrete, including when moisture remains within the material. Drain the basin before freezing weather and follow the winter-storage instructions for your model. Draining alone does not guarantee protection from freeze damage.

Square concrete bird bath with a floating solar pump sending a fine spray, a chickadee on the rim

Turning one into a bird bath fountain

Before adding a solar pump, check its required water depth, footprint and spray height against the basin’s usable dimensions. Compatibility depends on the individual bird bath and pump. Follow the pump manufacturer’s operation and winter-storage instructions.

Comparing Your Concrete Bird Bath Options

Cast concreteResin
MaterialCast concreteMolded resin
DesignsClassical pedestals, sculptural and tree-trunk designsPedestal designs and models with planters
WeightCheck the selected model’s listed weightCheck the selected model’s listed weight
PlacementUse a firm, level surface and follow the model’s assembly instructionsUse a firm, level surface and follow the model’s assembly instructions
FinishWater-based painted finishWater-based painted finish
Winter careDrain and protect from freezingDrain and store in a sheltered, frost-free place

Browse Concrete Bird Baths by Style

  1. Ornamental concrete bird bath beside a garden pathway. 01

    Ornamental concrete bird baths

    Fluted pedestals, classical figures and scrolled rims, for a formal bed or the end of a path.

    9 pieces
  2. Vibrant birds flocking to the contemporary minimalist concrete garden bird bath on a gravel pathway. 02

    Modern concrete bird baths

    Plain surfaces and clean geometry for a contemporary garden, a courtyard or the edge of a patio.

    6 pieces
  3. Rustic concrete bird bath beside a garden fence. 03

    Rustic concrete bird baths

    Carved trunk and bark texture cast in concrete, at home in a woodland border or a cottage bed.

    6 pieces
  4. Multiple wild birds, including a flying dove, gathering to drink and feed at the two-bear outdoor bird bath. 04

    Animal concrete bird baths

    Bears, frogs and songbirds cast into the base, for the garden people stop and look at.

    5 pieces
  5. 23 in. tall concrete still-water bird bath in a lush green garden 05

    Tree stump bird baths

    A cast stone stump with the rings and bark worked in, so the bath reads as part of the planting.

    4 pieces
  6. verdigris 3-in-1 bird bath with birds perched on basin and flowers planted in base bowl beside a wooden fence 06

    Prefer something lighter

    Explore our resin bird baths, including pedestal designs and models with planters. Compare each model’s dimensions and listed weight.

    4 pieces
Fluted concrete bird bath beside hydrangeas with a bluebird on the rim and lawn sweeping to the left

Before You Order a Concrete Bird Bath

Will a concrete bird bath crack in winter?
Freezing water can damage concrete, including when moisture remains within the material. Drain the basin before freezing weather and follow the winter-storage instructions for your model. Draining alone does not guarantee protection from freeze damage.
Is concrete the same as cement?
Cement is one ingredient. Concrete is cement plus aggregate and water, and it is what every piece on this page is cast from.
Why does a white film appear on the surface?
White marks can come from minerals in the water or salts within the concrete. For light surface deposits, we recommend gentle cleaning with a soft cloth and a mixture of white vinegar and water, followed by thorough rinsing. Contact us if the marks do not lift easily.
How often does concrete need resealing?
Follow the care instructions for the factory-applied finish. Before applying a new coating or sealer, confirm that it is compatible with the existing finish and suitable for the basin’s intended use.
Do I need to anchor it down?
Place the bird bath on a firm, level surface and check that the assembled pieces are stable. Follow the installation instructions for your model; weight alone does not determine stability.
What size concrete bird bath should I get?
The listed heights range from 18 to 25.5 inches. The double-bowl bear model is listed at 18 inches; pedestal models in this collection are listed from 21.8 to 25.5 inches. Compare the listed height and basin dimensions of the specific model with the space where you plan to place it.

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Prefer a resin design? Explore our resin bird baths and compare the size, shape and features of each model.