Tickets Valid 10am-5pm Please note that last admission is 4pm. -Dogs are not allowed in the main attraction but there is a dog friendly picnic area at the entrance.

What's included:

• Entry to the farm anytime during our opening hours
• A bag of animal food
• Stay as long as you like, bring a picnic!
• Circular farm walk
• Small play area
• Real tractors to climb into!
• Animals to feed
• Peaceful outdoor space to relax and enjoy
• Learn about the farm

Animals at Jacksons:

Highland Cows Sheep Cows Pigs Goats Chickens Ducks

See here our special activities per season:

Spring:

Add bottle feeding lambs to your tickets at the checkout.

Summer:

TBC

Facilities:

• Toilets including disabled & baby changing
• Parking & disabled parking
• Picnic area
• Coffee/Tea/Ice cream available to purchase

On arrival you will be met by Fenwick, myself (Jas) or a lovely member of staff. You can then set off on a self-guided tour of the paddocks in any order you wish.

About our farm:

Welcome to Kersheugh, our family-run farm nestled in the beautiful Scottish Borders! We’re the Jackson family—Fenwick, Jasmine, and our children—and we can’t wait to share our way of life with you.

Fenwick has farmed here since he was a child—it’s in his blood and it's our livelihood & greatest passion. I (Jasmine) joined him on the farm before we were married, and together, we’ve built a life rooted in nature, hard work, and family.

We created Jacksons at Jedburgh to open our gates and welcome you into our world. Whether you're here to meet our animals, experience the rhythm of farm life, or simply enjoy the peace of the countryside, we promise a visit filled with hands-on fun, fresh air, and unforgettable memories.

We can’t wait to welcome you—see you on the farm!

W hope you LOVE your visit to the farm!

If you are pregnant or trying to get pregnant it is recommended that you do NOT take part in lamb feeding at the farm.

Please note:

If the rearing of farm animals for food or breeding is something you find unacceptable, regardless of how ethically and humanely it may be practiced, a farm visit is unlikely to be the right choice for you. That's okay.