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Latest News
These are the latest news reports from Jedforest Deer and Farm Park; see the Jedforest Deer and Farm Park News Archive for all reports.
Arrival: Winter 2008
A small herd of Water Buffalo have arrived.
Opening Times
Easter to 31 August:
Daily 10:00am to 5:30pm
1 September to 28 October:
Daily 11:00am to 4:30pm
Admission Prices
Adults: | £5.00 |
Children: | £3.00 |
(under 5yrs: | Free) |
Seniors: | £3.00 |
Family (2+2): | £14.00 |
Group rates also available; see park's website for details. | |
Official Website
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Facilities
Eating
Tearoom serves hot and cold snacks & refreshments
Picnic Area
For Kids
Indoor & outdoor play areas, including climbing frames, trampolines, slides, swings.
Feed the animals
Attractions
Animal Collections
Mammals, Birds
Note: The animal pictures on this page are merely representative of this type of attraction; they do not mean that the animals can be found at this specific attraction.
Star Animals
New for 2008: Water Buffalo
Red Deer, including white ones (not albino), Fallow Deer, Sika Deer
Connemara and Shetland Ponies
Llamas
Special Attractions
Ranger-led walks and activities.
Marked walks, nature trails, tree trails.
Daily Falconry demonstrations and handling sessions by Falconry Scotland; see also their entry in this guide for full details.
Description
Jedforest Deer and Farm Park is set among the rolling hills of the Border Country of southern Scotland, on part of an 800-acre working farm. The working farm is a mixed cattle, sheep, and arable concern. The Park's animal collection includes herds of three different species of Deer: Red, Fallow, and Sika. It is also home to many old and interesting breeds of farm animals: Highland and Belted Galloway Cattle, six different breeds of Sheep, five breeds of pigs, and six breeds of poultry. The collection also contains Donkeys, Connemara and Shetland Ponies, Llamas, and a variety of waterfowl and small pets. Visitors to the Park have the opportunity to feed, and even cuddle, some of the animals.
The Park is also host to Falconry Scotland, which provides daily birds of prey displays, demonstrations, and handling sessions, at no additional cost. For full detail, see its own entry in this guide.
How To Get There:
By Car
From Edinburgh:
Follow the A68 south-east through Lauder, Earlston, and on to and through Jedburgh. Continue on A68 for about a further 6 miles, then turn right onto unclassified road, signposted for Mervinslaw and Falside. The Jedforest Deer and Farm Park will then be on the right after about 0.5 mile.
From Carlisle:
Follow the A7 north through Langholm to Hawick. Follow signs through the town to join the A698 towards Jedburgh, Kelso, and Berwick-upon-Tweed. Follow the A698 north-east for about 11 miles, to its junction with the A68. Turn right onto the A68 and continue through Jedburgh, and on to the Park as described above (from Edinburgh).
From Newcastle upon Tyne:
Follow A696, and then A68 north-west towards Jedburgh and Edinburgh. Shortly after passing through Camptown village, turn left onto unclassified road, signposted for Mervinslaw and Falside. The Jedforest Deer and Farm Park will then be on the right after about 0.5 mile.
Data on this page last updated: Apr 1 2008
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