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Heads of Ayr Park Farm (Ayr)Newest Review: ... and camels are among the more exotic animals you can up close and personal with and they all appear well loved and cared for. There is an indoor play area, gift shop, snack bar, quad biking, big slides, zip wire and more. On sunny days during the school holidays it can get quite busy, but the Farm Park's position a few miles out of town means it never seems to get too busy. There is plenty ... more |
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by - written on 13/09/09 (Useful, 15 readings)
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The Heads of Ayr Farm Park is a pleasant and compact family attraction with decent facilities indoors and out, just a few miles south of Ayr along the coast road. It's so much more than a farm park with animals, though the animals are definitely part of the fun. Lamas and camels are among the more exotic animals you can up close and personal with and they all appear well loved and cared for. There is an indoor play area, gift shop, snack bar, quad biking, big slides, zip wire and more. On sunny days during the school holidays it can get quite busy, but the Farm Park's position a few miles out of town means it never seems to get too busy. There is plenty of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Heads of Ayr Park Farm is located in Ayrshire, Scotland on the A719. As the name suggests there are animals at the park, but there's more to it than just animals. Opening Hours and Admission ************************* The park is open from Easter to October, from 10am to 5 pm. It costs £8 for an adult, £6.20 for a child or £30 for a family ticket (5 people). Facilities ******* There are lots of different things to do at the Farm; firstly there are the animals which include; camels, Shetland ponies, wallabies, otters, skunks, lemurs and emus, plus a few more. After sedately walking around and looking at the ... Read the complete review

