Visit the Gardens
Attadale Gardens is a hidden gem of the Scottish Highlands, offering a captivating blend of natural beauty and artistic design. From tranquil water gardens and a serene Japanese Garden to the vibrant Sunken Garden and scattered sculptures, each corner reveals something unique and inspiring. Inviting visitors to wander, relax, and reconnect with nature.
About the Estate
Attadale Estate is a truly special destination in the Scottish Highlands, blending centuries of heritage with modern stewardship. Originally established as a deer forest, the estate's history is deeply intertwined with the rugged beauty of Wester Ross. Today, it stands as a vibrant hub for nature, relaxation, and discovery.
Attadale Venison
Get in touch to buy your own venison - freshly frozen sausages, burgers, steaks and diced venison is usually available.
You can buy a half or a whole beast as well as different cuts. Just send an email to venison@attadale.com or call/message our Stalker Thomas Watson directly on 07711 029687 and let us know what you are looking for.
During garden opening times, pop into the Gatehouse to make your purchase.
*Subject to availability
Stay at Attadale
Experience the beauty of the Scottish Highlands from the comfort of Attadale’s holiday cottages. Each cottage offers cosy, self-catered accommodation surrounded by stunning landscapes. Whether you’re seeking a romantic retreat or a family getaway, the cottages provide a perfect base for exploring the estate’s gardens, trails, and the wider Highlands.
Getting Here
By Train
Attadale Station is a request stop. Please let the conductor know when you board that you will be getting off at Attadale.
From the station, you can access the gardens directly via the pedestrian gate:
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By Car
Attadale Gardens,
Strathcarron,
Wester-Ross,
IV54 8YX
Use our main entrance:
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Parking is available on site, with limited disabled parking closer to the house for easier access.
Accessibility
We aim to accommodate visitors with a range of mobility needs. The gardens are mainly gravel paths, which are generally suitable for wheelchairs, although some areas may be uneven. Due to limited paved sections, wheelchair users are offered free admission. If you have specific accessibility requirements, please contact us ahead of your visit and we will do our best to help.