We visited Glamis Castle gardens as it was on our dog friendly and accessible places to visit list during our holiday. We purchased our ticket from the friendly lady at the gate and proceeded to follow the directions to take us to the car park. On entering the car park we couldn't see any signage for disabled parking. The car park was loose gravel and thick in areas certainly not disabled friendly. We parked up and got my husbands mobility scooter out of our car. He struggled through the gravel to the path area around the shop. We then discovered as we proceeded around the outside of the castle that the disabled parking was just inside the entrance to the car park on the left with no signage to tell you this and the person in the office at the entrance to the Cark Park to direct folk wasn't actually outside half of the time (she certainly wasn't there when we entered) As it happens though it is also the same gravel as the main car park so the only advantage would be that you are closer to the castle itself. We then proceeded on our tour of the gardens (we had to download an online map, just as well we had signal, to find out where to go) The main roads are tarmac which are fine but to get to the Italian gardens and the walled garden again it was gravel. It's no wonder that people aren't impressed with the grounds cos if you don't have the map you'd never know the other gardens are there. The signage is practically non existent. The Castle is stunning, the grounds and gardens beautiful but I think they could do a whole lot more to have better accessiblilty. It was nice but we won't be back.