Blair Drummond safari park is located just outside Stirling. I've been here many times both as a kid myself and taking kids there as an adult. Although it is technically possible to travel there on public transport, you would miss out on the 'Safari' part of the trip if you did this so best to take your car. Entrance ----------- When you drive in you'll find lots of space to park up and you'll find public toilets. If you've had a long journey you might want to use these before you enter the park as the first part of the park experience is the safari and you don't want to be driving around trying to enjoy the animals with a full bladder. You ...  Read the complete review

With The lovely weather lately we decided to go for a day trip to Blair Drummond safari park. Its located near stirling in Glasgow which is only around a hour away from us. It costs £12.50 for adults £9.50 for children over 2 and under 2s go free. You can also buy a guide to the park for £2.50 which for young children I would recommend as my children loved looking at all the animals and learning about them on the ay round and they kept them by there side for a week! As you enter the park you drive passed the petting attractions which contain the smaller animals like the donkeys and lemurs. We did not spend much time here but for the little time we spent ...  Read the complete review

I decided to take my family to Blair Drummond Safari, I went as a child and even now as an adult it didn't let me down. It promised us a fun filled day and that's exactly what we got. On arrival we were met by long queues which was to be expected due to the nice weather however the positive side of this is the queues are managed well and the have plenty people working the cash registers so we were only waiting for a couple of minutes. There was also a Lion Character running around the cars and entertaining the children so that stopped them getting grumpy and bored anyway! It cost me and my partner £11.50 each and as my girl is only 19 months she ...  Read the complete review

Blairdrummond Safari Park is located outside Stirling, off the A9 in Central Scotland. The park is split into two main areas: the drive-through safari park (where animals roam freely around you) and the walk-through area (where animals are kept within enclosures). We visited recently with our two children (both pre-school) and had a brilliant time! You need to allow at least 4 hours to make the most of your day and to take in as many of the animals and attractions as you can. As well as a wide range of animals including lions, sea lions, llamas and giraffes, you'll even find a boat safari and a pedal boat area to enjoy! There are also rides for smaller children and a .  Read the complete review

Blair Drummond safari is quite a unique experience. It is widely spread over acres of land. There is the the usual set up in the main section of the park, with a sea lion show and some acrcade and fairground attractions. This area is closley connected to the next animal encounter of meercats, penguins etc. There is a large pen with one old sleepy bear which you'll be lucky to see. There is a large feeding section (feed cost £1 per pot) with shetland ponies, clydesdale horses, lama and walabies. This is really fun section especially for the kids as the can pet the animals (dont worry there is a large section outside the feeding for people to wash their hand s and ...  Read the complete review