Auchingarrich Wildlife Park

Just back had a good night camping at the park. Got there around 3 pm set the tent up and got sorted. It is wild camping but the toilets are open at the cafe all night so you don t need to use the compost 1. We had a walk last night around the park around 6pm when ever 1 had left and it was so good to see the animals the kids loved it. Today we feed the animails which was fun you get so close to them but watch out for the goats the were tried to escape when we were going into there walk. We will defo be back

The park was a wonderful day out. You can walk through a few enclosures to get up close with some of the animals which was incredible! It’s a good size to spend most the day at. We were a group of 3 adults and had lots of fun petting the animals and feeding them. Definitely get a feed bag!It was accessible for me as someone with reduced mobility. The ground is uneven but not too bad, some small hills but mostly flat. There were plenty of benches around to pause at.Highly recommend!

Highly recommend this wildlife park as a day out for adults who love animals! We spent about 3 hours walking round but easily could have been there longer, especially with the cafe as a lunchtime break. Amazing range of animals, all very friendly and calm so clearly well looked after. Definitely recommend getting a feed bag to interact with some of the animals. They come straight over when they see it.The walk throughs were really special - the pygmy goats were so friendly and will climb all over you!!

This is a phenomenal place. Brings animals to people that we would not have the chance to see them otherwise. The park is set up best to animals natural environments. The park is huge so bring comfortable shoes, water and backpacks. There is a stunning cafe on the grounds with Fair prices.Wide variety of animals and creative set ups for them. Some sections you can walk through amongst the animals.Dogs are welcome on 1 section of the path. It's about half a miles stretch and clearly signed. Dogs are welcome on the outside decking of the cafe.There is a spectacular kids play area to the far top of the park which includes toddler area, outdoor car area, indoor mini golf and soft play. All included in the price.Picnic areas and tables all around. Outdoor play park as well. Do not leave any rubbish it's dangerous for the animals.Do not feed the animals your own food. You can buy a bag of animal feed at the entrance. Purchase tickets at the gift shop at the entranceThere is no paved paths however still pram safe. Wheelchairs can be used however dirt roads so need someone with strength to push.The park go out of there way to host themed events so keep am eye out for what's on.Halloween themed activity at the park was spectacular. The attention to detail was phenomenal. We are definitely coming for Christmas. Great for the kids and family. Dress warm as its cold outdoors.

Fantastic wildlife park! Lovely helpful staff and great for camping and being able to see the animals later on when it's not as busy as brilliant! Toilet block also left open at night is a god send!! Genuinely can't wait to go back and camp with the family again!

Great day out for familys or just adults who love animals, I have now been 3 times twice just me and my partner and more recently took my brother and my 5 year old nephew. Staff are friendly, loads of animals to see and the best part is you can interact with most of the animals , there's a petting zoo with everything from stick insects and turtles to chickens and guinea pigs , sheep and goats etc Walk through with Wallabies, Kangaroo, Ostrage etc much more up close than Edinburgh Zoo.Great restaurants selection however that part is a little pricy but overall a fantastic day out will be back again.

Small but excellent wildlife park. Lots to see and do with children, great walks, good viewpoints, huge bags of animal feed (you only need one!). If you get there early enough you can watch all the animals get fed which is a huge bonus.We knew about the playground but the soft play barn was a wonderful surprise and came at the perfect time for our 2 year old.Cafe is also a hidden gem; the cheeseburger was succulent and all elements of the meal were tasty, hot chips perfectly cooked, and the donut we had as a treat was fresh and sweet.

The park is fantastically positioned close to the charming village of Comrie. It’s a gateway to the highlands with it’s tranquil settings and picture perfect views that from the north viewpoint, simply go on for miles.On arrival there is plenty parking. We were greeted by a gorgeous collie in a well-maintained small garden who perked up from its nap to acknowledge we were approaching. The front desk greeted us with a smile and sent us off in search of the stag who we had been keen to see.The petting zoo is not massive, but it packs a mighty punch with plenty interactive feeding points. My oldest daughter Rhea loved the goat access point and took a shining to this area, along with seeing other ‘Rhea’s’ that live in the park. My youngest daughter loved how close the animals got to you and loved the fact there was an otter called Orla like her.Highlights included seeing how well maintained the park was. There were staff actively erecting fencing and you could see how passionate they are about maintaining the space, whilst interacting with visitors.The flamingo walk through was magical. You could easily spend a few hours watching the world go by. Make sure to buy some feed as this will create a wow experience during your visit. My understanding of lemurs is that certain breeds can show a bit of aggression at times, but this duo were loving the attention. One kept teasing for a back rub as it flopped its back towards the fence and posed perfectly for a photo or two.The African grey bird got us all giggling away and the space the birds had was so lovely. The wild cat looked like it would take your head off given half the chance but it has an insane amount of space to live wild. Sadly the stag was hiding amongst his beautiful female companions, so we didn’t get too to this beauty.A little charming visit to the garden space is both peaceful and playful if you get close to the donkeys who love a little attention and chit chat.There are a few soft play points and an outdoor park which my children loved. There is a cafe with a fantastic menu but we didn’t try it as we packed a lunch, which I felt a bit regretful doing. In total we visited the park for 5 hours before venturing into Comrie to complete the day.We will return in a few weeks for another visit to try and get closer to the stag. Top tips are wear suitable clothing and footwear as it’s a farm after all. Buy feed on arrival and take £1 for the bird feeding machines.

We had the best day yesterday, the park was quiet which was perfect for our visit with 2 children with additional support needs. Very clean and animals well looked after.We loved all of the new animals !Highly recommended to go visit!Special mention to the lady on reception (Geraldine I think) she was incredibly helpful and patient with us.We will definitely be back

Amazing we camped for 5 nights which wasn't nearly enough. Really friendly staff and the owners are very very kind and caring. The animals are brilliant and the flamingos were a big hit with our family. The play park and soft play kept the boys entertained for hours. Well worth it you would be a fool to visit the Comrie area and not go here.