The event also marked the unveiling of the wooden sculpture to park favourite, Hamish, a Clydesdale horse, who died in November 2021 after spending over 16 years at the park.
His sculpture has been carved by local craftsman Jonny Chainsaw, who has a workshop within the country park.
As well as tours round the farm park, there was a scavenger hunt and lots of arts and crafts activities for youngsters to enjoy.
1. Farm Open Day
Assistant Countryrside Ranger Caitlyn Macmillan, right, unveiled the sculpture in memory of Hamish the Clydesdale horse, with Countryside Ranger Claire Martin and Team Leader Angus Duncan. Photo: Credit Image: Alan Murray Photog
2. Farm Open Day
Some of those who turned up for the unveiling of the statue to the much-loved horse. Photo: Credit Image: Alan Murray Photog
3. Farm Open Day
Two sets of twins visiting the park - Alice and Eilidh Boy, six, with seven-year-olds Sania and Savannah Mitchell. Photo: Credit Image: Alan Murray Photog
4. Farm Open Day
An impressive artwork of a ram that can be seen at Newparks Farm Photo: Credit Image: Alan Murray Photog