The park is host to many varieties of plants and animals. Grey Heron, Buzzard, Osprey, Roe Deer, Fox, Kestrel, Sparrowhawk, Mallard Duck, Moorhen and Oystercatcher are examples of various animal species that have been seen at Aden in recent years - be quiet, keep your eyes and ears open and you might also be lucky enough to catch sight of them. A nature trail introduces you to some of the wildlife along an easily followed route, a booklet is available from the craftshop. If you have a question regarding Aden's flora and fauna then help is on hand at the Wildlife Centre from the Ranger Service. The park is open all year round 7.00am to 10.00pm.
Admission is free.
This is Grampian's finest farming museum as well as being one of the top five visitor attractions in Grampian. Moreover the Heritage Centre is an award winning museum and one of the most visited country life museums in Scotland. The Heritage Centre vividly tells the story of North East farming in three related interpretative themes. This award winning exhibition concludes with an introductory video to the newly reconstructed Hareshowe Working Farm where North East farming in the 1950's is brought to life by Guides and seasonal demonstrations on 20 worked acres. Admission is free.