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Welcome to Briarlands Farm

There’s loads to do at briarlands to keep your wee ones entertained, from jumping pillows to football golf; tractor and trailer rides to archery. we also have sessions for petting our guinea pigs and rabbits, and feed available for purchase for some of the other farm animals around our farm park., we have a cafe and small indoor play frame suitable for children up to age 7.  the cafe serves light lunches, coffees and delicious home-baking, all made on the premises., booking is easy, just follow the book now link above and you will be taken to our booking site., please note dogs are unfortunately not permitted here at briarlands with the exception of guide dogs., tickets can be found here https://briarlandsfarm.digitickets.co.uk/tickets, please note – we are now happy to accept walk ins but if you book online tickets are 10% cheaper online discount automatically applied at checkout, adults online price     £6.75 adults walk in price   £7.50, children online price    £8.55 children walk in price  £9.50 (children are ages 2-16), family online price      £28.80 family walk in price    £32.00 (a family is 2 adults & 2 children or  1 adult and 3 children), concession online price    £4.50 concession walk in price  £5.00 concessions are people aged 60+, disabled persons, and carers, to see our annual membership prices hit “book now” and go to “annual membership”, opening times, open daily 10am – 5:30pm, food served in our cafe until 4:30pm, last entry to the funyard 4:00pm.

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Follow signs for the safari park from the A84 and pick up directional signs for Briarlands from there. 

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Things To Do

Tractor Rides (£1.75 per person)

Our tractor rides take you on a tour of our farm! This lasts roughly half an hour. Tickets are per person and children must be accompanied by an adult. These can be booked online or on entry if there's space available!

Animal Handling

We have animal handling sessions that happen throughout the day where you can meet our Guinea Pigs & Rabbits! Times Vary.

Bessie the Climbing Monster

Fairy Garden

Strawberry Picking (seasonal)

Head to our "Strawberry Picking" page for more information on our Pick Your Own Strawberries! PYO Strawberries usually starts around the beginning of June but may vary.

Jumping Pilows

We have two jumping pillows available! One for ages 7+ and one for under 7's. Please note that on wet days our jumping pillows need to be closed due to health and safety risks.

Mini Diggers & Aqua Blast (£1 coin operated)

Football Golf

Meadow Maze

Feeding the Animals

Animal feed is available on entry for 50p a bag. This feeds our sheep, goats, pigs, cows, & chickens through a feeding tube! Things like Lamb Feeding are seasonal and only available around the Easter Holidays

Small Indoor Play Frame

Our Soft Play is free to use for anyone visiting our Café! Perfect for those rainy days!

Play Frames

Mini Go Karts

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Briarlands Farm

A working mixed farm, featuring a shop selling regional produce, a kitchen serving a selection of home baking and an outdoor maze.

 Briarlands contains a funyard that contains jumping pillows, a specially designed low energy exercise program for both children and adults. This area also contains a straw mountain tower for kids to climb, go karts, a tyre maze, sand pit and football skills game.

The outdoor maize is naturally grown, covering an area of 5 acres and reaching a height of over 6 ft.

Enjoy a light lunch menu of homemade soup and filled rolls or baguettes, as well as a delicious range of home baking, including traybakes, scones, shortbread and meringue nests at Mary’s Kitchen. All baking is done on the premises in a purpose-built commercial kitchen, and the strawberries and raspberries used in tarts and meringue nests are grown on the farm.

To get to Briarlands Farm, follow signs to Blair Drummond Safari Park, then turn off the main road as though going into safari park, (the farm shares the same junction off the A84), then look out for signs with a strawberry. The farm is a mile from the main road, just keep following the signs.

Opening times :

10am - 5.30pm daily February - October

10am - 4.30pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday only November - January

Admission prices:

Adults £4.75- Children £6.00

Family ( 2 adults 2 children) £20.00

Senior citizens FREE when accompanying a paying visitor or £3.00

Under 3's are free

Please email for group visit packages.

Please note due to the nature of our attraction we can only allow guide dogs entry

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Briarlands Farm

Briarlands Farm Park is a family-run farm with a petting zoo, PYO berries, go-karting, field maze and more. They are located right next to Blair Drummond Safari Park in Stirlingshire, Scotland.

Outdoors there are giant jumping pillows, Mini diggers (£1 coin-operated), play frames and a zip wire. There is a target to shoot footballs at and you can even have a go at football golf. Plus a tyre maze, mini go-karts, a meadow maze, tractor and trailer rides (£1.50 per person). Kids can even sit in a real tractor, see a fairie land, climb on Bessie the monster and zoom around on tractor go-karts. Indoors there is a sandpit.

As well as seasonal events you can also feed some of their animals and pick your own strawberries (both seasonal). They also have an indoor craft area. Plus an indoor soft play frame for under 7’s and a play area for pre-schoolers. They can even host your child’s birthday party.

Further Information Briarlands Farm

Is there food and drink available.

There is a tea room serving food and drinks. You are welcome to bring a picnic.

What are the main things to do?

Farm park with animals and lots of outdoor play areas, indoor soft play, annual events and PYO strawberries. There are toilets and a tea room.

What are the ticket prices?

An adult ticket costs £5.75, children 2-16 £7.75, under 2s are free. There is an additional cost for some of the activities. Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.

Is there parking?

There is parking.

When are they open?

Briarlands Farm is open for most of the year, they are closed on Christmas and Boxing Day plus the 1st and 2nd of January For up-to-date opening times and dates please visit their website.

Dog friendly?

Dogs are not permitted.

Are they accessible?

Please contact the venue.

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Briarlands Farm

We have been to Briarlands Farm a couple of times in the past few months and we have had such a brill day every time. Even when the weather’s been a bit crappy.

My parents got us and the kids annual passes for Christmas last year, after I lost my engagement ring in their giant hay pit last November. (Some of you might remember that saga and how absolutely amazing Mary and the staff were in helping me get it back.) So we’ve been quite a few times this past year and have had a great day out each time.

The first things you find when you go outside are the big bouncy pillows. A huge hit with both my kids. They absolutely love these things. (As do I to be honest; they’re quite fun. You do have to practise your pelvic floor control a bit though…) There are two at Briarlands Farm; one is specifically for the little kids. The little man gets really annoyed when bigger kids have the audacity to jump near him and make his life terribly difficult. So having one of these just for wee ones is quite nice.

Their new fort-style play area with slides and tunnels proved quite popular with the little lady this year. As are their various climbing frames and assault courses which are dotted around the place.

There are tractors and cars for the little kids to play on, small go karts that the little lady can now pedal herself. And much bigger go karts that she most definitely can’t go herself yet (her legs need to grow half a metre first!) There’s also a big tractor for kids to sit in which I’ve had to fight many a time to get them both out of!

Dotted around the field there are some other activities including a sand pit and archery and a maze. Plus there’s the hay pit where they sometimes have things hidden for you to find, and a little football play bit too.

There’s a little barn containing a bunch of guinea pigs, some rabbits and other bigger animals depending on the time of year. The little lady got to feed a lamb from a bottle earlier in the year in this barn which was very exciting.

Around the outer edge of the farm there are fields with some animals; pigs, sheep, goats, cows and horses. (You can feed some of them with the animal feed available in the shop.)

You can also take a tractor ride around the farm. We haven’t yet, because every time we’ve been it’s been far too hot to sit on a tractor. Either that or the little man has just not been up for sitting. At all. But it looks like a fun tractor ride!

The Tearoom

The tearoom at Briarlands Farm is definitely one of the nicer ones to get some lunch in and is a big selling point for me. I have once gone there just to have lunch and a play inside without even going to the farm. They serve up hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, potatoes, soups and salads.

They have a good kids menu too; far better than most of the soft plays and other family attractions around. It’s more like stuff I’d feed the kids for lunch myself rather than the standard pizza, chicken nuggets or a cheese sandwich you tend to get in many places.

Briarlands also does a lovely selection of cakes and bakes. The homemade custard creams are absolutely amazing. I can highly recommend those!

The tearoom has a small soft play area in it with a ball pit, a little slide and lots of toys; kitchens, dress up, baby toys, giant connect 4… It’s a great, low stress place to eat with kids, and both my kids absolutely love playing in here.

The Extra Bits

One of the things I really like about the farm at Briarlands is that you can set up a picnic blanket in the middle. It’s so flat you can pretty much see your kids no matter which bit of the farm they play on.

Briarlands Farm have strawberry picking during the strawberry season.

For the past few years they have had a really nice bonfire night event. There are no fireworks (too scary for the animals) but kids can play on the climbing frames and hay bales. And then the bonfire gets lit when it’s dark. You can also get yourself some chips and a roll and sausage from the cafe while the kids warm up in the soft play. It’s only on for a few hours but it was £3 (I think) and a really nice evening.

Entry to the tea room and soft play area is free. If you’re going outside into the farm then entry is £5.75 for adults and £7.75 for children. All the outdoor activities are included in the price except tractor rides and the mini diggers which are all £1. You can also buy bags of animal feed for 50p. Season passes are available too.

The Verdict

Briarlands Farm is a great place for a run around, for jumping and climbing, for letting off some steam and for meeting cute animals. The tearoom at Briarlands is lovely too (their giant custard creams are absolutely amazing). It has a wee indoor play area with lots of toys where you can eat your lunch. And the kids can play while you finish your cuppa! It’s also reasonably priced for entry. Highly recommended.

Briarlands Farm is located at Blair Drummond, FK9 4XQ approximately 40 minutes from Glasgow (next to Blair Drummond Safari Park) just outside Stirling.

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Blair Drummond Safari Park Visitor Guide

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park in Stirlingshire is Scotland’s only safari park. This family-friendly attraction is home to over 350 animals, many of which are free to roam the 120-acre estate. Visitors can enjoy a drive through several enclosures before entering a large animal-themed adventure park that features a zoo, fun-fair rides, restaurants and cafes, and play parks.

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park, located near Stirling, is the only safari park in Scotland, and it’s also one of the country’s busiest tourist attractions. Covering more than 120 acres, the park contains several enclosures that are home to a variety of animals, mainly from Africa and Asia, along with a few inhabitants from closer to home.

Visitors can drive through each reserve in their car and get some great close-up views of the free-roaming animals before heading into the adventure park on foot. Once inside the park, there are lots of attractions to keep visitors entertained such as Lemur Land, Chimp Island, the bird of prey habitat, and Pets Farm, to name a few.

Other attractions include fairground rides and amusements, a pirate ship and adventure fort, as well as a boat safari, pedal boats, dodgems, a rollercoaster, and a carousel. Meanwhile, food and drink are catered for with a restaurant and several snack outlets.

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park also has a more serious side as it’s involved with conservation initiatives like the Giraffe Conservation Foundation  and the AfriCat Foundation . In addition, the park’s education team regularly gives talks on the elephants, tigers, rhinos, and other animals they care for.

The Highlights

1: Drummond Safari Park provides a unique opportunity to see a wide range of animals in drive-through reserves and walk-around areas. Visitors can enjoy close-up views of exotic species like lions, rhinos, giraffes, and elephants, all from the safety and comfort of their own vehicles.

2: The park isn’t just about animal viewing; it also offers adventure and play areas designed for children. These include outdoor playgrounds, a giant astraglide slide, pedal boats, and a flying fox zip wire.

1: The park participates in breeding programmes for endangered species and works with various conservation projects. Visitors can learn about these efforts and gain insight into the importance of preserving our natural world through educational talks and interactive displays.

Visiting Tips

1: Since many activities are outdoors, the weather can impact your experience. Dress appropriately and consider taking waterproof clothing or sunscreen, depending on the conditions.

2: To avoid lines and potentially save money, purchase your tickets online before your visit. This can also help you take advantage of online discounts or special offers.

3: The park can get busy, especially on weekends and during school holidays. Arriving early not only helps you beat the crowds but also gives you a full day to explore without feeling rushed.

Tourist Information

There are a huge number of activities for families to enjoy during their visit to Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park, although the highlight has to be driving through the reserves to get up close and personal with the animals on display. There are four main reserves to drive through, and each one showcases animals from various parts of the world in habitats that have been designed to be as close as possible to their own natural environments.

The African reserve features non-carnivorous native African species like zebras and white rhinoceros, while the lion reserve is home to a pride of African lions. The lion reserve, in particular, is a great enclosure as it features a raised walkway that can be accessed on foot from inside the park, so you can get a different perspective on the lions once you’ve finished the drive-through safari.

The other two reserves are the Monkey Jungle, which houses a troop of Barbary macaques, and the Asian Reserve, which contains herbivores native to Asia such as deer and camels. All the reserves are well-maintained, and the animals appear to be very happy in their habitats, which is great to see.

Once you’ve finished the safari, it’s time to leave the car behind and set out on foot into the adventure park where you’ll discover various enclosures that are more like the ones you’d find in a zoo. In this area, visitors will see African elephants, rhinos, and giraffes alongside great apes on Chimp Island and ring-tailed lemurs in Lemur Land.

Next to Lemur Land is a lake that you can explore on a pedal boat, but if you prefer a more leisurely cruise you can take a ride on the boat safari which sails around Chimp Island. I highly recommend taking the boat trip as it’s a great way to see the park’s troop of chimpanzees foraging about in the undergrowth.

If you have children and they’re not too exhausted after seeing all the animals, you can take them to a couple of other areas to burn off their remaining energy. First is an enormous wooden fort that has a bird’s nest and slides, and second is a pirate ship that can be found inside a giant sandpit.

Both play parks have picnic benches and BBQ areas nearby, or you can use the on-site restaurant and cafe. There’s also an outside dining area that allows parents to keep watch while the kids are having fun.

Things to Do

Safari Drive-Thru : Embark on an exciting self-drive safari to see zebras, ostriches, bison, and monkeys roam free in the park. Don’t forget to make sure all your windows are closed as you drive, and if you have a convertible, make sure the roof is up before you enter the lion enclosure!

Keeper Talks : The team at Blair Drummond Safari Park holds daily talks about the most popular animals, including what they like to eat, where they come from, and how they manage to survive in the challenging conditions of the modern world. Conservation is a key aspect of the talks, but they’re also fun and engaging for children.

Sea Lion Show: Enjoy the clever California sea lions’ daily live training demonstrations as they display their agility skills. The keepers also provide insightful commentary about the natural behaviours of these animals in a show that’s easily one of the most popular in the entire park.

Bird of Prey Centre : See an incredible collection of eagles, hawks, and owls at the Bird of Prey Centre. The daily flying demonstrations are a must-see, as you can watch these magnificent creatures soar through the sky and learn about their crucial role in the ecosystem.

Adventure Playground : The park’s adventure playground is a fun-filled area with a fortress, pirate ship, and giant slides. Kids can burn off energy while parents relax in a nearby seating area with a coffee in hand, knowing their children are in a safe and secure environment. The playground is designed to be inclusive, so children of all abilities can enjoy it.

Things to Do Nearby

Doune Castle . Castle Hill, Doune, FK16 6EA. 10-minute drive. A mediaeval castle with one of the largest curtain walls in Scotland. Doune Castle is located near the River Teith in the historic village of Doune. It is famous for being the filming site for Monty Python, Outlander, and Game of Thrones.

Stirling Castle . Upper Castlehill, Stirling, FK8 1EN. 11-minute drive. One of the largest castles in Scotland and second only to Edinburgh Castle in importance, this 12th-century fortification was the original seat of power for the nation’s royalty. Today, it offers tourists permanent exhibitions, renovated rooms complete with period furniture and paintings, a café, and a shop.

Deanston Distillery . Teith Rd., Deanston, Doune, FK16 6AG. 6-minute drive. Located in a former cotton mill, this distillery on the banks of the River Teith offers guided whisky tours, tasting experiences, a shop, and a café.

Briarlands Farm . Blair Drummond, Stirling FK9 4UP. 2-minute drive. A farm-themed zoo is situated behind the safari park. This family-friendly attraction features a petting zoo, go-karting, a field maze, berry picking, play parks, and tractor rides.

River Teith . 10-minute drive. This picturesque river is the setting for lots of relaxing walks along its banks, which can be visited from almost any point along its length. The river is renowned both for its fishing and for the arched bridge that crosses it half a mile southwest of Doune village.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you go to blair drummond safari park without a car.

Blair Drummond Safari Park features a drive-through safari that makes it very convenient for visitors with cars. However, it’s not strictly necessary to have a car to visit, as a large part of it can be walked around. The closest major town is Stirling, from which you can take a taxi or a local bus service. Note that some attractions within the park, like the drive-through safari, are designed only for motor vehicles.

How long does Blair Drummond Safari Park take?

The drive through the safari park takes around 30 minutes. The theme park area can take an hour to an entire day, depending on how much time is spent at each attraction and animal enclosure.

Do you need a car for Blair Drummond Safari Park?

A car is required for the safari park drive. Public transportation is available for accessing the theme park area on foot (buses #59, 160, and S60, X10A stop at the entrance).

Is Blair Drummond open all year?

Blair Drummond Safari Park is a seasonal attraction and is open from spring to autumn only, from mid-March onwards.

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Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park Admission

Home to over 300 animals, Blair Drummond Safari & Adventure park offers an exciting experience getting up close to the animals. Choose from some of the more tailed animal experiences or enjoy a safari day out with the whole family.

Located on a beautiful 160-acre estate just outside Stirling, Blair Drummond is one of the area’s most popular visitor attractions and home to some of its most fascinating inhabitants.  There are over 300 animals at Blair Drummond, including giraffes, tigers, and chimpanzees, all cared for by an expert team of keepers and vets.

With activities to suit all ages, this is a full day out! You’ll get up close and personal with lions, rhinos, and monkeys in the drive-thru reserves, come face to face with lemurs in their walk-through enclosure, and learn about the safari park’s role in the conservation of endangered species at educational animal talks throughout the day.  You can even meet the dinosaurs in their prehistoric forest… if you’re brave enough!

Want to get a behind-the-scenes look at your favourite animals?  Book in for one of the thrilling animal experiences. Become a keeper for the day and create some memories that you’ll never forget!

Facilities include indoor restaurant, takeaway taco bar, wood-fired pizza hut, BBQ and picnic areas, viewing platforms and an AMAZING adventure play area.

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Located on a perfectly flat 160-acre estate just outside stirling, blair drummond is central scotland’s most exciting family visitor attraction and the perfect place for a family day out..

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Blair Drummond lets you come face to face with spectacular exotic animals. Drive through animal reserves, boat trips around chimp island, sea lion shows, bird of prey centre & displays, lemur land, pets farm, adventure playground and much more make this an attraction not to be missed. Siberian tigers, lions, bears, zebras, lemurs, penguins and camels are just a few of the wild inhabitants you can expect to see from the safety of your car at Blair Drummond. Daily sea lion shows also let you get acquainted with these watery mammals. Pedal boats, face painting, a bouncy castle and fun fair all ensure Blair Drummond is one of the most exciting attractions for children in all of Scotland.

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Set out on safari, brave the dinosaur forest, fly by our bird-of-prey display or swing like a monkey in our giant adventure playground. Whatever you choose to do first, just make sure you leave enough time for this jam-packed day out.

We’re open 10am to 5.30pm, seven days a week – and can’t wait to welcome you! Make sure you book in advance as we’re online ticket sales only and tend to fill up quickly on busy days.

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