Lovely woodland walks and a beautiful walled garden. The cafe is nice with indoor and outdoor seating. Lawn games for families.

Such a lovely space, full of beautiful flowers. There are always great events taking place as well, just keep an eye out on the NTS website.

Visited on a weekday mid June. Absolutely stunning displays of plants and flowers within the Walled Garden, each section in the maze has secluded seating where you can sit and admire the view. Unfortunately the house is no longer open to public. Lovely woodland walks surrounding the gardens too. Nice cafe with seating indoors and out. Will definitely revisit 🌞

Visited on a rainy day, so I didn’t get to enjoy the garden as much as I would have liked. I only stayed for a short while, but even in that time it was clear how beautifully looked-after the place is. Every part of the garden has its own character, with little details that catch your eye. There’s also a small café on site, which I didn’t get to try this time. I’d love to come back on a brighter day and take it all in properly. It’s a lovely spot.

Beautiful gardens behind a Georgian house. Entrance is via a drive off of Flanders Road (sign posted). The parking lots is small, might hold 30 cars at most. There is a woodland trail around the outside of the gardens which is free to walk. The property is owned by the National Trust for Scotland so access to the walled gardens is not free unless you are a NTS member. Entrance is via the cafe. There is an accessible entrance to the cafe around the side of the building. There are cobbles on the side of the building leading to the toilets and walled garden. Although the gardens are accessible some areas may be tricky if it’s rained due to muddy areas. The gardens are beautiful. Go in early spring to see the daffodils in full bloom! They are planting more bulbs this autumn (2025) so expect more blooms in the 250 yr anniversary hedges area in spring 2026