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At a glance

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Opening times 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM daily, last entry 4:00 PM. From 26 Oct: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM. Closed 25-26 Dec and 1-2 Jan.
Tickets Adult £8.00 (£7.20 online), Child £10.00 (£9.00 online), Concession £5.00 (£4.50 online), Family £34.00 (£30.60 online).
Address Briarlands Farm, Blairdrummond, Stirling, FK9 4UP
Postcode FK9 4UP
Parking On-site parking is available at the farm park.
Last entry Last entry is 4:00 PM on the current official opening page.
Visit length 3-5 hours
Entry type Online booking saves money; tickets are also sold on arrival
Official source Official website

Last updated: 11 March 2026. Source checked against the official listing above.

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Why visit

It combines farm animals with active outdoor play in a way that gives younger children more freedom than a shorter animal-only attraction.

Best for

Toddlers, preschoolers, and families near Stirling who want a weather-dependent outdoor day with plenty of simple repeatable fun.

How long to spend

Around 3 to 5 hours works well for most families, especially if you want time for animal handling, play areas, and food breaks.

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About this location

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Briarlands Farm Park is a solid pick for younger children who want room to run, climb, bounce, and meet farm animals in the same visit. The balance of play areas, tractor rides, and animal handling makes it more of a hands-on outdoor day than a quick petting farm stop. It suits toddler and early primary ages best, especially when the weather is decent and you can stay for a few hours.

From jumping pillows to football golf, climbing frames to go karts – there's loads of fun to be had here at Briarlands Farm Park! Meet our friendly farm animals, hop on a tractor ride for a behind-the-scenes tour, or just let your wee ones run wild for some Family Fun in the Fresh Air! Features extensive play facilities including Bessie the Climbing Monster, zip line, fairy garden, meadow maze, mini diggers, and much more. With animal handling sessions throughout the day where you can meet Guinea Pigs & Rabbits, plus opportunities to feed sheep, goats, pigs, cows, and chickens.

On-site practicals

Facilities and amenities

Useful facilities families often check before visiting.

Tractor & trailer rides

Animal handling sessions

Bessie the Climbing Monster

Zip line

Fairy garden

Two jumping pillows (7+ and under 7s)

Mini diggers (£1 coin operated)

Aqua blast (£1 coin operated)

Football golf

Tyre maze

Meadow maze

Animal feeding (50p per bag)

Small indoor play frame (up to age 7)

Play frames

Sand pits

Mini go karts

Football area

Cafe with light lunches and home baking

Parking

Toilets

Family planning

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This is stronger for toddlers and younger primary children than for older thrill-seekers. Most of the fun is outdoors, so wet weather can shrink what is available and the jumping pillows close on poor-weather days for safety. Follow the Blair Drummond Safari Park signs from the A84 rather than Ochtertyre Road.

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