Visit the farm
Meet and feed the animals, play and learn all about life as a farming family
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Day Tickets
Book your tickets, grab your wellies, unload the troops at the farm and set off to have some fun. You’ll get a map and loads of farm info on arrival and then you’re free to explore!
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Highland Cows
You can usually see the Highland cows out in the field on a day ticket OR … book something extra special and sign up for a Highland Cow Experience with Fenwick.
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Lamb feeding at the farm
Our attraction follows the farming calendar. Lamb feeding will be available as an add on option to your day tickets each spring (roughly April - June)
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Farm Toddlers
If you live locally and have an under 5 you’ll love our Farm Toddler groups. Running 3 mornings a week in term time its a parent and toddler group like no other!
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Gift Vouchers
Purchase and personalise your voucher to gift to a loved one! Christmas, birthday, valentine, Easter - you name it!
what is there to do?
You’ll get to be up close to farm animals, feed them, learn about the variety of animals that the Jackson family keep. With self guided walks, down to earth play areas and lots of opportunities to learn about the farm there’s something for whole family to enjoy.
Where
The farm is nestled in the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
what to expect
Soon after you arrive, you'll be welcomed by friendly staff and then set off to meet the farm animals who can't wait to be fed and petted. You'll have the opportunity to learn about life on the farm, feed the animals and take a self guided tour around some of the farm fields.
What else is there at the farm?
After exploring you can grab some refreshments or unpack your picnic before relaxing and soaking in the serene surroundings. Jacksons at Jedburgh is an experience that the whole family will treasure and will leave you feeling refreshed and relaxed. Book your visit today!
About your hosts
Fenwick and Jas reckon that outdoor, unhindered play is definitely the best. Well, second to actually putting the kids to use on the farm that is! That’s why the play area at Jacksons at Jedburgh is down to earth, imaginative and rustic.
Check out the blog if you’d like to know what it’s like to be a farming family
Animals on the farm
Highland Cows
A small fold of these ancient and iconic cows live on the farm. They’re a majestic animal which fares well in the varied Scottish weather.
Sheep
A variety of breeds of sheep graze at the farm. You’ll find out all about them when you visit.
Salers
The main breed of cows on the farm used for producing high quality breeding stock and beef production.
Pigs
Pigs are intelligent animals and the Jackson family enjoy rearing a small number of pigs on the farm.
Poultry
The Jacksons keep both chickens and ducks on the farm. Providing them with fresh eggs for baking and the ever favourite Sunday roast accompaniment - Yorkshire puddings!
Goats
whether they’re nibbling on everything in sight, or playfully head butting each other, goats have a way of keeping us entertained and on our toes.
SOME MORE INFO!
Toilets - including disabled
parking - close to entrance
Opening Hours: 7 Days a week
10am-5pm
(Last Entry 4pm)
Available to purchase on farm
Freshly laid eggs, hot & cold drinks, ice creams.
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We had the most amazing time at Jacksons at Jedburgh with the family! Jasmine & Fenwick are so welcoming & friendly, and their farm is beautiful. So many adorable animals & even a real tractor for kids to play on. We’ll definitely be back
Lizzie, Facebook review
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Fantastic morning last Sunday at the farm. The peace and tranquility of the place, combined with the views across the hills and the friendly welcome made for a perfect couple of hours. The person highlight for me was being so close to highland cattle and just watching them graze. Such beautiful animals.
Lisa, Facebook review
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Wonderful and friendly, interesting and knowledgeable.....learned new things I hadn’t thought about before...what more can you ask
Peter, Facebook review