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Blair Drummond Safari Park

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park, Stirling, United Kingdom

01786 841456

www.blairdrummond.com

Opened in 1970 and still in the family, Blair Drummond Safari Park in Stirling in Scotland was created by Sir John Muir and Jimmy Chipperfield and built on Sir John Muir’s estate.

The park participates in co-ordinated breeding programmes of endangered animals with other zoos in Europe through its membership of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), and works with the Scottish Wildlife Trust and Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels to monitor the presence of red squirrels on the estate.

On a visit, you can take a boat trip around Chimp Island, meet elephants, rhino, lions, tigers and giraffe as well as enjoy bird of prey displays.

Blair Drummond Safari Park

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park, Stirling, United Kingdom

Opened in 1970 and still in the family, Blair Drummond Safari Park in Stirling in Scotland was created by Sir John Muir and Jimmy Chipperfield and built on Sir John Muir’s estate.

Wildlife you might see at Blair Drummond Safari Park

Family and group offers at Blair Drummond Safari Park

Families

Plenty of picnic and BBQ facilities along with an adventure play park and amusement rides.

Groups

The education team provides tours, touch tables and workshops by prior arrangement at an additional cost.

Filed under: Attractions, Safari Parks, Scotland, United Kingdom

2 thoughts on “Blair Drummond Safari Park”

  1. Can you please tell me when chipperfield family left Blairdrummond Safari Park in Stirling. Scotland?.
    Thanking you in anticipation

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    • It seems Jimmy Chipperfield was involved in the setting up of Blair Drummond and that his son John was involved in running it when it began but there doesn’t appear to be a record of when that involvement stoppped – perhaps the attraction may be able to help with your query?

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