Travelled from Pitlochry to the Wildlife Centre and had a great time! Slightly gutted to not see the Micro pigs but all round a great place to go. Cafe is an absolute 5 stars and nothing less, amazing value for what you get and soup was amazing!!

Even though the weather wasn't great this park was great. Lots of animal interactions and live feeding. The staff were exceptional. Due to how poor the weather was we were all given rainy day passes to visit again for free! Which is such a fantastic gesture. The cafe at the park was very good with fresh home baking, soups, baked potatoes and kids boxes for £3.95. Will definitely be going back during summer.

This wildlife park allows all of the animals plenty of space to roam. They have a fantastic selection of animals and a great indoor area with hatchery and baby animal nursery where children can enjoy the animals up close and hole the chicks and baby rabbits etc. They also have a great indoor and outdoor play area for children and a super cafe for the grown ups. Well worth a visit (with or without children)

I love coming here with the family - I found it ideal for children of all ages. Often you have places only suitable for older children however this place provides a young child play area and a separate play area for older children. The little ones has the little tykes cars and soft play which is just perfect for keeping them entertained and dry if the weather is poor. Also there are ride on tractors outside of all sizes so great for all children too.
The petting zoo is great, letting the children interact and touch the chicks, rabbits etc is nice to watch and educational plus they get to feed the goats etc.
Love their Highland cow - super friendly!
The food is very good, its quite pricey however happy to pay that for the joy of the day and the beautiful views from the cafe. They dont skimp on sandwich filling either - you get what you pay for.
The views are simply stunning. No more I can say on that you have to see it yourself.

Only slight down side is that certain areas are not buggy friendly - lots of stones that just pile up on the back of the wheels so you end up digging into them and not moving. Would recommend a baby carrier rather than the buggy but it wasnt a massive issue and the next time we went we just didnt take the buggy