Nearing the end of its 190,000 km journey through the 70 nations and territories of the Commonwealth, the Queen's Baton passed through Blair Drummond Safari Park on 6th July.

Rehearsal for the Queen's Baton, not as expected !

Why rush? Take a little longer, or arrive a little later and take advantage of our peak season extended opening hours.

The longest neck, celebrated on the longest day!

Diversion in place for Saturday 28th June.

Our large mammals keeper, Graeme Alexander training for a military style assault course in the park's mud wallows.

We're delighted to donate to this wonderful appeal.

Blair Drummond Safari Park was congratulated by the zoo world following a prestigious awards ceremony held at ZSL London Zoo in recognition for our Elephant Habitat.

It is with great joy we can announce the birth of Karis, born on September 10 to mother Teekay and father Dudley.

Here’s a behind the scenes peek at some of the husbandry work we undertake at the park.

A three week old baby Eland calf has made its first public debut at Blair Drummond Safari Park.

Our rhinos had their DNA taken today as part of a project by scientists at the Scottish Government who are collating rhino DNA to set up a database to be used by police investigating rhino horn theft.

Blair Drummond Safari Park has been awarded a Silver standard, this is a great improvement on last years bronze. Although the criteria have not changed in the last two years, the GTBS scoring has become more rigorous owing to advancements in technology, increasing awareness and the continuous improvement ethos of the scheme.

We were delighted to welcome some of the cast and crew of the eagerly anticipated British family comedy What We Did on Our Holiday today. Billy Connolly and Annette Crosbie were in the park today shooting on location as they will be doing across Glasgow and the Highlands.

As the heatwave continues into next week, we thought we’d give you a sneak peak of the ways we help some of our animals stay cool.