Explore mature woodlands, ornamental gardens and artistic sculptures across this beautiful 1968 public estate with free museums and galleries.

Rozelle Estate is a stunning public park gifted to the community in 1968, offering a peaceful retreat with mature woodland, scenic rhododendron walks, and an ornamental pond. The 18th-century Rozelle House at its heart hosts free museums and galleries featuring well-curated exhibitions throughout the year, alongside The Maclaurin Art Gallery. Visitors can discover remarkable outdoor artwork including the Remembrance Woodland carvings, Ronald Rae statues, and spectacular willow sculptures created by artist David Powell. The estate serves as an ideal destination for families seeking outdoor exploration, leisurely walks, and picnics in natural surroundings. Children can play and discover across the grounds while adults enjoy the artistic and cultural offerings. The onsite Rozelle Tearoom provides a relaxed atmosphere for refreshments with comfortable seating both indoors and outdoors overlooking the estate. Throughout the year, Rozelle Estate hosts various events and festivals, making it a dynamic community space. The park welcomes walkers, cyclists, and dogs, with accessible facilities including blue badge parking and plenty of space for visitors of all abilities to enjoy the natural beauty and cultural attractions.

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