Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Blairdrummond, the only "real" safari park in Scotland, is located off A9 near Stirling and is so far the best animal park/zoo/aquarium I have visited in Scotland (although we have not been to Edinburgh zoo). It combines the safari park, where you drive through enclosures with animals and you are not separated from them by a ...  Read the complete review

Blairdrummond Safari and Adventure Park is located 10 minutes outside of Stirling and is not too difficult to find. On arrival at the park you will need to pay the entry fee which is £11 for adults and £7.50 for children. Once you have paid and entered the park you have the option to drive around the animals reserves. This is an ...  Read the complete review

If you are looking for a great fun filled, family day out and are in the area of Stirling in Scotland then Blair Drummond Safari Park is well worth a visit. It has an abundance of attractions to keep you and your family busy for the whole day. Situated less than an hour's drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh Blair Drummond is very well signposted ...  Read the complete review

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park is situated just outside Stirling in Scotland. It is less than 1 hour's drive from Glasgow or Edinburgh. You come off the motorway A9 at junction 10 and the park is well signposted from there. The park was opened in 1970 and is set in 120 acres. I have taken my grandchildren there ...  Read the complete review