With a simple entrance off the main road in a n area dotted with small townships/villages this garden was a huge surprise. Yes, huge is what it is with four separate themed trails each ranging from around 30 minutes to two hours to cover them....More

We spotted the sign for this on way to Oban.We went in on tne spur of the moment, but it was worth it. A lovely semi wild garen with several walk routes planned out, including disabled friendly ones. Also a very nice tea room and...More

There are a few different walks here to show the different styles of the garden with its tropical feel. Make sure you walk all of the routes. A bit tyring, but well worth it.

Friendly staff and enjoyed a quick walk around the main route up by the river. Free for national trust for England members as national trust for Scotland managed

Visit got off to a bad start. One staff member instructing another in admin. No acknowledgment on entering. We stayed in the shop area, close to the counter,ignored completely, for five minutes while the staff carried on with their 'class'. When it was over, we...More

What a beautiful wee gem. Stopped as saw the sign on the road and this was a lovely NT garden beautifully kept and loads of interesting facts as we went round. All walks were very well signposted

The country home of the late Grand Duchess of Argyll is a masterpeicce of of landscapeing. Set on banks of Loch Fyne it was founded on the site of an ancient burial ground. In 7th century it became a Christian burial place. Lady Grace a...More