Explore a working farm, nature reserve, and tearoom set across beautiful countryside with activities suitable for all ages and families with pushchairs.
Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve offers families a unique blend of agricultural heritage and natural exploration in the heart of Forfarshire. The venue features a working farm where visitors can experience rural life, combined with a dedicated nature reserve that showcases the local landscape and wildlife. The on-site tearoom provides a welcoming space to refuel during visits, making it family-friendly for all ages from babies onwards. Visitors can enjoy outdoor exploration across the farm and nature reserve grounds, with opportunities for wildlife watching, learning about farming practices, and connecting with nature. The venue is particularly suited to families with young children, offering pushchair-friendly facilities and welcoming visitors of all ages. Beyond casual visits, Murton Trust provides educational programs for schools and groups, volunteer opportunities, and hosts special events throughout the year. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 4pm, the venue combines recreational activity with charitable educational work focused on the environment and community engagement. The grounds offer a peaceful escape into countryside life, though sturdy footwear is recommended due to natural terrain conditions. Tipi and cabin accommodation options are also available for those wishing to extend their stay.
Explore a working farm, nature reserve, and tearoom set across beautiful countryside with activities suitable for all ages and families with pushchairs.
Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve offers families a unique blend of agricultural heritage and natural exploration in the heart of Forfarshire. The venue features a working farm where visitors can experience rural life, combined with a dedicated nature reserve that showcases the local landscape and wildlife. The on-site tearoom provides a welcoming space to refuel during visits, making it family-friendly for all ages from babies onwards. Visitors can enjoy outdoor exploration across the farm and nature reserve grounds, with opportunities for wildlife watching, learning about farming practices, and connecting with nature. The venue is particularly suited to families with young children, offering pushchair-friendly facilities and welcoming visitors of all ages. Beyond casual visits, Murton Trust provides educational programs for schools and groups, volunteer opportunities, and hosts special events throughout the year. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 4pm, the venue combines recreational activity with charitable educational work focused on the environment and community engagement. The grounds offer a peaceful escape into countryside life, though sturdy footwear is recommended due to natural terrain conditions. Tipi and cabin accommodation options are also available for those wishing to extend their stay.
Frequently asked questions about Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve
What ages is Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve suitable for?
Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve is best for children aged 1.5 to 8.
Is Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve dog-friendly?
Dogs are not permitted at Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve.
Is there parking at Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve?
Yes, Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve has on-site parking.
Is there food at Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve?
Yes — Tearoom is on site at Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve. On-site tearoom serving food and refreshments
Is Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve pushchair-friendly?
Yes, Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve is pushchair, pram and buggy friendly — most areas are step-free so you can navigate easily with little ones in tow.
How long should we plan to spend at Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve?
Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve is a full-day experience — plan accordingly.
How do I get to Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve by public transport?
Murton Farm, Tearoom and Nature Reserve isn't on a major public transport route — driving is recommended.
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