Proposal Package
Choose your date, with an optional celebratory toast to add.
- Price
- £99.95
- Add-on
- Celebratory fizz for 2, in animal-safe flutes — £15
Plan your visit · just outside Crieff
A day out with the wild
Meet 40+ animals across the Perthshire hillside — keeper talks, indoor and outdoor play, and big Highland views. Open every day.
Step-free main zoo and café · Free on-site parking · Carers go free · Open 7 days
What’s here
A full day, for all ages
From close animal encounters to play in the fresh Highland air — here’s what to expect when you visit.
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Indoor and outdoor play
An indoor soft-play barn plus an outdoor adventure park with a zip wire, swings and a tractor circuit — somewhere to run wild, rain or shine.
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Animal encounters
Meet more than 40 species, from critically endangered lemurs to native Scottish wildlife.
Meet the animals -
Keeper talks and feeds
Daily talks and feeds across the zoo — meet a keeper, get close to a bird of prey, and hear the conservation work behind their care.
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Australia Walkthrough
Step inside and wander among free-roaming wallabies — a step-free, close-encounter favourite for all ages.
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Trails and Highland views
Wander the trails through the grounds, with sweeping views toward the Munro Ben Chonzie — a Highland backdrop few zoos can match.
Book Tickets
Book your visit
Standard rates
Book your tickets online
- Adult 16 and over £14
- Child 3–15 £12
- Concession 60+ · disabled £12
- Family 2 adults, 2 children £48
- Children 2 and under go free
- A carer accompanying a visitor with access needs goes free
Booking is handled by the zoo’s existing system (Auchingarrich Wildlife Park), with payment taken by Square. Perthshire Zoo Ltd is a Scottish charity, SC053939. Seasonal offers are applied at checkout.
Book ticketsPrefer to pay on the day? You can — there’s no need to pre-book as an individual visitor. Groups of 10 or more have their own rates — book a group visit. Adult £12, child or concession £10. Or get in touch and we'll arrange it with you.
Opening times and location
Find us at Auchingarrich
Opening hours
- Summer (Mar–Oct) 10:00am – 5:00pmOpen 7 days
- Winter (Nov–Feb) 11:00am – 4:00pmOpen 7 days
Getting here
Just outside Crieff, signposted with brown visitor signs — easy access by car.
Free on-site parking, with accessible spaces close to the entrance.
Groups of 10 or more, please book or call ahead.
Ready to plan your day?
Book TicketsAccessibility
Welcoming everyone to a historic hill farm
We want everyone to enjoy their visit, and we’re committed to making the site as accessible as we can. Because the zoo is built on a historic hill farm, some areas have natural slopes and uneven terrain — here’s an honest picture so you can plan.
Access at a glance
Step-free and accessible
- The main zoo area — smooth, level paths suitable for wheelchairs and mobility aids
- The Australia Walkthrough — a step-free, close-encounter experience
- The café, shop and main facilities — all on accessible routes
- Accessible parking close to the entrance
Areas with limited access
- Some enclosures and paths have steeper gradients
- Uneven ground, gravel or natural surfaces
- Narrower pathways in places
Good to know
Visit and accessibility FAQs
Booking online is recommended, especially at weekends and during school holidays, but you can also buy tickets on arrival.
Yes. An annual pass is available through our booking system — you can select it when you book. It offers unlimited visits and helps support our conservation work. Online booking moves onto this site soon; the pass is unaffected.
Yes. Visitors who require a carer or support person may bring them free of charge. Please bring relevant documentation when you arrive.
Many parts of the zoo are fully accessible, including the main zoo area, the step-free Australia Walkthrough, and the café, shop and main facilities. Because we are built on a historic hill farm, some enclosures and paths have steeper gradients, uneven ground or natural surfaces that may be challenging for wheelchair users. If you have access needs, please contact us before your visit for personalised advice.
Yes — accessible parking spaces are available close to the entrance.
The Dizzy Duck Café sits next to the entrance to the gift shop and zoo. It offers hot food, drinks and snacks, with indoor and outdoor seating.
Yes — picnics are welcome, and we have outdoor seating areas.
Yes — accessible toilets and baby-changing facilities are available on site.
Dogs on leads are welcome on the hill walk, around the ponds and in the Dizzy Duck Café, but not in the main zoo area — our animals are prey species and natives, and a dog on the ground reads to them as a predator. Assistance dogs are a different matter: please contact us before your visit so we can plan your route with you.
We are located just outside Crieff at Auchingarrich, Comrie (PH6 2JE), with clear brown visitor signage and easy access by car. There is free on-site parking for visitors.
There is camping right next door at Perthshire Campsite. It is a separate business and is not run by Perthshire Zoo, so please book with them directly.
Celebrate at the zoo
Propose at the zoo
Pick your date, and we’ll be ready for you.
More than a day out
The best family day out in Perthshire is also one of the most useful.
Every ticket is a small act of conservation — funding lifelong animal care, the fight for Scotland’s wildcats, and Scotland’s first Red Squirrel Hospital.
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