Scottish Borders
Farms and zoos in Jedburgh
Jacksons at Jedburgh is the one place for farms and zoos in Jedburgh that we've checked. If none of these suit, there's more farms and zoos in 10 nearby towns further down the page.
Questions parents ask
- Is it manageable with a toddler and an older child at once?
- Yes. The farm has a dedicated Farm Toddlers programme for under-5s, and a farm play area for older children. You get a map on arrival and are free to explore at your own pace, so you can manage both ages together.
- Is there somewhere to eat, or should we take a picnic?
- There's a café serving tea, coffee and ice cream, and picnic areas on the farm, so you can do either depending on what suits your family.
- How long should we allow?
- The page doesn't specify a typical visit length, but reviews mention visits of a couple of hours being worthwhile. You're free to explore at your own pace once you arrive.
- Does it work in bad weather?
- It's an outdoor farm, so wet weather will affect your visit. The page notes that Highland cows fare well in Scottish weather, but most activities depend on being outside.
- Is there parking, and is it a walk from the car?
- Parking is available at the farm and is close to the entrance, so it's not a long walk with young children.
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