Enjoy a great day out for the whole family at Briarlands Farm.

OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 22nd OCTOBER 2007

On this working mixed farm, you can explore the amazing Maize Maze, visit the Family Fun Area, a Farm Shop stocked with both the farm's own and local seasonal produce, buy local crafts and enjoy a tea or coffee with a selection of delicious home baking from Mary’s Kitchen.

Just off Junction 10 of the M9 - 4 miles from the city of Stirling. Right next door to Blairdrummond Safari and Adventure Park. MAP

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The Maize Maze

Adrian Fisher and his team have won twelve design and export awards and created over 500 mazes in 23 countries. His distinct design style and exquisite puzzles make him the undisputed world-leader in his field

It will take at least 1 hour to complete the whole maze.
All children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

Family Fun Area

After you have conquered the Maize Maze there is entertainment for all ages in the recreation area. Jumping Pillow, Straw Mountain, Tyre Maze, Hay Bale Maze, Sand Pit, Football Skills Game, Puzzles and Mazes.

Jumping Pillow
A great way of exercising and having fun, this is the first Jumping Pillow in Central Scotland. Low level with no sharp edges or steep sides to fall off, it’s a fun and healthy way to keep children and adults entertained all day long.

Straw Mountain
Climb to the top and enjoy the view from this tower of straw bales. Designed for climbing and exploring in safety.

Mary's Kitchen
Relax, take in the scenery and enjoy alfresco dining at Mary's Kitchen. Choose from a light lunch menu of homemade soup, filled rolls or baguettes.

Enjoy a delicious range of homebaking including traybakes, scones, melt-in-the-mouth shortbread, meringue nests etc. All baking is done on the premises and the strawberries and raspberries used in the tarts and meringue nests are grown at Briarlands Farm.
Make sure you buy some to take home.

Briarlands Farm Shop
Open seasonally from June until October.

Buy strawberries grown on the farm, homemade jams and chutneys, hand made baskets, pottery items, silk paintings and other individual hand made craft items.

The farm has linked up with Camphill Community, Blairdrummond, a residential home for people with special needs, and hopes to offer a range of organically grown fruit and vegetables. At Camphill the residents undertake a variety of activities the results of which will be for sale in the farm shop.

Strawberries and Raspberries
Strawberries and raspberries are grown on the farm in polytunnels and some raspberries are also grown on the banks of the River Teith on well draining sandy soil. There is a small orchard where plums, apples and pears are grown and also, a small number of fruit bushes which produce blackcurrants, redcurrants and gooseberries. No chemicals are used on the fruit which is used in Briarlands homemade jams and chutneys.

OPENING TIMES
Briarlands Farm, Farm Shop
Mary’s Kitchen and Play Area

OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 22nd OCTOBER 2007

9.30 to 5.30pm
Last Admission 4.30pm

ADMISSION PRICES

Funyard
Adult: £2.50 Child £3.50
Family: £10.00 (2 adults and 2 children)
Senior Citizens: £2.00

Maize Maze (includes admission to funyard)
Adult £4.50 Child £4.00
Family: £15.00 (2 adults and 2 children)
Senior Citizens £2.00

GROUP RATES ( Must be pre booked minimum 15 )

Funyard
Adult £2.00 Child £3.00
Maize Maze(includes admission to funyard)
Adult £4.00 Child £3.50

SEASON TICKETS

Funyard
Adult £12.50
Child £15.00
Maize Maze
Adult £15.00
Child £18.00
Under 3 free.

For group visits, birthdays etc. please contact:
Briarlands Farm

John Inglis & Son
Briarlands Farm
Blairdrummond
Stirling
FK9 4UP

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