We're a seasonal attraction and are currently closed for the winter. We reopen on Saturday 23rd March 2019,  after which we’re open seven days a week, from 10:00am until 5:30pm. Last admissions are 4:30pm.

Tickets can be bought on arrival at the Safari Park, or in advance from our website.

Annual membership offers you unlimited free entry to the Safari Park and 10% discounts in our gift shops and restaurant. Membership prices start at just £45 per person. Click here for more info.

The Safari Park is the perfect place for a group visit. 

We have a special rate for coach bookings with fifteen or more people and for school bookings. Click here for more information.

There’s lots to do at the Safari Park and our activities are suitable for visitors of all ages. We recommend at least 3-4 hours to visit, but many of our visitors spend the full day.

Click here to download our site map.

There are over 350 different animals at the Safari Park, including lions, giraffes, rhinoceros, chimpanzees and monkeys. Click here for the full list.

Here’s a list of the free activities in the Safari Park:

And here’s the cost of the optional extras:

We are committed to making our attraction as accessible as possible for all our visitors.

Free admission for carers

Disabled visitors pay the standard ticket price to enter the Safari Park, but visitors who require the special assistance of a carer to enable them to visit the Safari Park are offered free admission for one accompanying carer.

Please bring relevant proof of entitlement. This could be a letter from the DLA, a carers letter or a carers ID badge. If these items are not available, then we ask if the disabled person you are accompanying has any paperwork with them that indicates they require a carer.

Disabled parking

There are over 70 disabled parking spaces in our car park. The location of these spaces is marked on our map.

Accessible toilets and changing facilities

We have disabled toilets and baby changing facilities located throughout the Safari Park. We also have a Changing Places Toilet located beside our main car park.

Wheelchairs

Most of the pathways around the Safari Park are flat and smooth and can be accessed by wheelchair. We have designated spaces for wheelchairs at our Sea Lion Presentation and Bird of Prey Display. Wheelchairs cannot be taken on the Boat Safari to Chimp Island.

We have a limited number of manual wheelchairs available for free hire from our restaurant. A £20.00 deposit is required, which is fully refundable on return of the wheelchair. These are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registered assistance dogs

Only fully trained and accredited assistance dogs, who are assisting a visitor, are permitted to enter the Safari Park. Please bring relevant proof of accreditation as this may be asked for on arrival. If you wish to bring an assistance dog into the park, please inform a member of our admissions team when you arrive.

Please contact us if you require any further information about specific access or need advice on planning your visit T: 01786 841 456  E: enquiries@blairdrummond.com

By Car: The Safari Park is signposted from the M9 Junction 10 and the A84. If you are using Sat Nav our postcode is FK9 4UR.

There is ample free parking at the Safari Park, including 70 disabled parking spaces and two electric car charging points.

By public transport: The nearest train station is Stirling. To find out times please call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

The bus service which runs from Stirling to Callander stops at the Safari Park. The bus stop is on the A84 which is a short walk from our entrance. For times and enquiries call Traveline Scotland on 0871 200 2233.

It's not just the animals we cater for - our restaurant, cafe and snack bars will keep your family well fed and watered.   All our food is locally sourced and we've got a great new menu for 2019.  

If you prefer to bring your own food, we have some great BBQ and picnic spots. You can book one of our BBQs  on arrival, but these are first-come, first served and we can’t guarantee availability

We do not allow dogs to enter the Safari Park. We have kennels that are situated beside our Ticket Office. These are free, but will require a £1 refundable deposit.

Only fully trained and accredited assistance dogs, who are assisting a visitor, are permitted to enter the Safari Park. Please bring relevant proof of accreditation as this may be asked for on arrival. If you wish to bring an assistance dog into the park, please inform a member of our admissions team when you arrive.

The Safari Park is located on the same site as Blair Drummond Caravan Park. This is a delightful and very attractive park, set in a walled garden which is sheltered with mature trees and shrubs. Caravan Park customers are offered an online discount and multiple entry tickets for the price of one entry. Further information can be found on their website:www.blairdrummondcaravanpark.co.uk