Murton Wildlife Trust is a popular visitor attraction in the beautiful Angus countryside just outside Forfar

Come and enjoy a walk or leisurely stroll around our extensive nature reserve. Our beautiful lochs and wetlands are home to a wide variety of birds and wildfowl and there is a well-maintained network of paths that everyone can enjoy whatever the season.

At Murton Farm you will be able to meet our very friendly collection of animals and birds including Dennis and Gnasher our adorable Kune Kune pigs, Pollyanna the donkey and rare breed poultry. Our new play area has opened with sand pits, pedal toys, an adventure trail and a variety of outdoor toys.

Our tea room serves light lunches and snacks, together with a wide choice of home baking.

Murton Wildlife Trust is also an important educational centre. By visiting us you will be supporting our charitable work to provide land-based education to children and young people and help them into their first jobs. See the Education and Training page to find out more.

Here at Murton we believe we have created and nurtured a special part of the landscape with plenty for everyone to enjoy.

Come and see for yourself very soon.....

 

Dogs Policy

Please note that due to the fact that we have animals and wildlife on site, no dogs are permitted anywhere on any part of Murton Wildlife Trust grounds at any time, except for assistance dogs..

Thank you for your cooperation.

Entrance Fees

Entry to the nature reserve is free.

See the Murton Farm page for details about entrance fees to the farm.

Where to Find Us

Murton Wildlife Trust is situated on the A932 about 2.5 miles east of Forfar on the road to Arbroath.

JP Coaches now have a bus service that stops in our car park.

The route number is 117 and the details can be found on the Angus Council website. Our bus route is on page 14 of the timetable.