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Philipshill Road,
East Kilbride,
G76 9HR
Tel: 0300 123 6789
Annual Pass*
Adult £10
Concession £9
Child 5-15 £7
Under 5s Free †
National Museums Scotland Members Free †
National Trust for Scotland Members Free †
15% off when you book as a family**
*Tickets are valid for unlimited visits for 12 months from the date of purchase (additional charge for some events). Find out more about Terms and conditions apply for Annual Pass
†Additional charge for some events.
**15% off when you buy up to three Child 5–15 tickets alongside up to any two Adult or Concession tickets, with
a maximum of five tickets in total. Cannot be used in conjunction with Member tickets or any other discount or offer.
Discounts available for group bookings.
School visits are free; some workshop charges apply.
Museum open
Open daily, 10:00 - 17:00
Last entry 16:00
Museum open
Open daily, 10:00 - 17:00
Paid entry, Members free
Test your skills in our ever-popular play park, including a new musical arbour, basket swing and magnifying posts to help you get closer to nature.
With picnic tables and plenty of wide-open space, our play and picnic area is the perfect place to take a break during your visit.
Take a ride on our Farm Explorer tractor-trailer and travel to our working farm in style, enjoying the sights as you go.
Farm Explorer tractor-trailer ride tickets are available at the museum ticket desk. Tickets are on a first-come first-served basis with limited availability each day. The last tractor to the farm departs at 16:00.
Inspired by the wildlife often spotted around the museum site and the animal residents at our farm, willow artist Anna Cross has created a beautiful collection of willow sculptures for you to discover as you explore outdoors.
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As a charity, we rely on your donations to care for our animals and our special landscape. Please donate today to support our work.
Thank you.
You can book to visit the museum free of charge with your pupils. The farm, agriculture, traditional farming, food chains, rural life and Scottish History – whatever your topic, come on a visit to find out more.
Find out morePlan your visit to the National Museum of Rural Life with our map to view online or print at home.
Museum mapWe take pride in maintaining the highest standards to make your visit as rewarding as possible.
