Heads of Ayr Farm Park
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Overview
A fun-packed activity park, offering a range of indoor and outdoor activities. Enjoy electric quad bikes, ringo sledging and aerial slides, or meet, touch and feed some of the fifty different types of animals including monkeys, Asian Otters, camels, donkeys, lemurs, meerkats and reindeer. Visit the 'fowl play' indoor barn, shoot foam cannon balls, ride a tractor or JCB in Diggerland, or cool off in the water zone on a bumper boat ride. Recent additions include the Buccaneer Bay Pirate Play Area, Camelot's Castle and Farmers Yard.
Ratings & awards
Green Tourism Gold
Features
- Opening Times
- Opening Times: Open Easter-Oct, daily 10-5. Xmas bookings only
- Facilities
- Parking onsite
- Cafe
- Children
About the area
With a mixture of wide sandy beaches, cliffs and rocky coves, the Ayrshire coastline looks out towards the Isles of Arran and Bute and enjoys a fine, mild climate fanned by the warm currents of the Gulf stream. Like so many parts of Scotland, Ayrshire is excellent for walking and the area is renowned for its superb championship golf courses, as well as boasting a wealth of historic landmarks to seek out, including lots of castles and ancient strongholds.
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