Trossachs Woollen Mill in Stirling

I came here with a Timberbush tour for a quick break, there is toilet as well as a coffee and a gift shop, you could buy takeaway food or you could have breakfast. I had the afternoon tea for one it was really delicious and nice. The staff was really friendly, the price was fantastic and there’s lots of things to buy. If you come in spring or summer you can feed the cows but in winter times the cows go to a shelter so you won’t get to see or feed them.

Had soup and a coffee from the cafe totally recommend the soup ect friendly staff as well really nice stop if you haven’t been take a trip soon

Perfect for a break, has parking and toilets. Inside you can find a gift and clothing shop and a small restaurant that makes breakfast as well. Here you can also buy some food for the cows that are just outside (but from what I understood, during the winter months they move somewhere else).

Well stocked for tourists but, in my opinion it's not cheap! Plenty of on-site parking and toilets. Cafe inside was roomy and reasonably priced!

Cute little rest stop during Scottish Highland bus tours. Great place for interacting with Highland Cows. Which was 100% why we were there. The gift store had lots of variety and lots of clothing. The Cafe also had lots of variety and was well priced. You can feed the cows if you buy them food from the shop.

Loved it here. The Highland cows are so lovely and gentle. We were able to buy vegetables from the woollen mill to feed them.

Oh wow lovely gift shop. But have to say the best experience was purchasing food for £1 from the gift shop and feeding the Highland cows

Lovely stop over for lunch, delicious soup and toasted haggis.. Friendly staffs, I would like to say big thank you to the general manager of Trossachs woolen mill. The fact is that I was there on friday 23rd July, i bought some stuffs and while i was paying and chatting, by mistake the manager (i forgot her name, but in name badge its mentioned as general manager) didn't put one of the scanned item(a lamb n dog picture chopping board £5.99) in my bag.I have told her that's its 2nd visit in this Woolen mill stops, i been there in 2012 as well. I haven't noticed earlier, but after reaching home in London i have noticed that i missed one item. Then i have called the shop and she apologised, told me that it will get delivered in my home address. I gave the address and today i have got it.. So happy and really thankful that she added a set of 4 glass coasters as well as complement.. Really much appreciated ❤️

I havent been inside the shop, but the hairy cows were a cute and fun experience.

Nice place to have a good coffee and a nice biscuit - I had a amazing ginger one. Good assortment of souvernirs and pretty location. Highlights are Honey and Amish, the gorgeous Scottish cows that live aside and are a must for the tourists.