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Oct 13, 2024
A wonderful place in the beautiful Lanarkshire countryside - can’t recommend it highly enough. We got close to calves, hens, pigs and cows… saw the beautiful old farmhouse… and visited Page Park’s st…Full review by Shona M
Feb 27, 2024
What a great place. Full of interesting farming paraphernalia, tractors, mill wheels, ploughs etc. Some video presentations of history of farming in Scotland and Kittochside farm -the family donated …Full review by Joy M
Feb 11, 2024
Had a great visit here, very interesting and lots to see , a visit to the working farm was interesting as well. Nice to see the animals close up.Full review by sectioncommand
How long do you reckon people normally spend here?
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You can quite easily spend at least a couple of hours here - between going around the farm & farmhouse & checking out all the animals, wandering around the exhibits in the …
You can quite easily spend at least a couple of hours here - between going around the farm & farmhouse & checking out all the animals, wandering around the exhibits in the museum, and having a good look at the well stocked shop.
I am thinking of going with my nephew but it says we need to book a 1 hour slot but i don't think 1 hour is enough?? Can someone clarify if we only have 1 hour there ?
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Fear not. Winter brings lower visitor numbers so quieter. Just book and come along. Staff are great and no one will chase you.
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