Eglinton Castle — Attraction in Scotland

Relatively modern in castle terms having been built between 1797 and 1802, after the original castle was burnt down in 1528. At the time the grandeur of the new castle was criticised. Unfortunately, immense costs forced the family to abandon it in 1925 with all the contents and lead roof sold off. It got progressively ruinous and then was further damaged in WWII during army training. It's now surrounded by a country park attracting lots of visitors who can appreciate the remains. It would be useful if there were some information boards to explain the history...

Incredible place. The castle ruins are located in this serene “Eglinton Park”, and there’s this beautiful tree-lined walkway that approaches the castle ruins from the park entrance. A couple of gorgeous bridges and an exceptionally clear river are present in the park, and the castle grounds are very clean and well-kept. Located close to a Loch and set apart from other infrastructure, the ruins area is quiet and it almost feels like stepping into the last when you’re here. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Scotland, and bring a good camera to take...

Visited here after researching it on Trip Advisor, a lovely place to walk with your dog, although close to a main road and cars can be heard in places zooming buy it was great to see the wild life. We were going to have nice long walk although it was cut short by the rain. The place was advertising its coffee shop but it seemed to be closed or lack of customers. A great place to walk and take in the views. There are notices advising you of different walks within the park and how easy...