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Montrose DD10 9LG, United Kingdom
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Langley Park Gardens

Langley Park, Montrose DD10 9LG, United Kingdom
4.9(34)
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+44 1674 810735
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langleyparkgardens.co.uk

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Reviews of Langley Park Gardens

4.9
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5.0
4y

Marianne and Philip, we adored walking around the tracks that you mowed in your wild meddow, then around the organised walled in garden. We loved seeing your loose guinea fowl, my JRT was on a lead of course but she sure was thrilled to see the guinea fowl walking and flying around 😆 Along with the rabbits that also crossed our paths, a grouse and a squirrel also shot by, all very thrilling! Thank you for chatting to us so fully, you made the visit so much more enriching. Thank you for your info and for feeding the fish just for our entertainment. The teenage girl with me was most impressed with her first sight of Koi fish, and what whoppers they are too. Loved your tale of feeding peanut butter sandwiches to the foxes so they keep their chops off your...

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5.0
15w

Highly recommended hidden gem near House of Dun. Four vast interlinked walled gardens beautifully cared for with spectacular views over Montrose basin. Very peaceful. Large wildflower meadow and woodland too with ancient trees. The northernmost garden is an arboretum. The next has herbaceous borders and meadow with paths. The third which is where you enter has herbaceous borders and beautiful flower beds including rose bed, rose arches and fruit trees. The fourth (southernmost) has a ha-ha with Rosa rugosa hedge and fantastic views. Owners very friendly and informative about this unique and beautiful place. Again, highly...

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5.0
4y

These gardens are truly spectacular. Formal walled gardens with all kinds of shrubs, perennials, bulbs etc in wonderful borders and displays. There are also lawns with ample room for picnics or just resting and enjoying views over Montrose basin. Not to be outdone, there are wild flower meadows too with ample walkways. Also, if monoliths are of interest, there is a fine example here. If you want to holiday here, there is also a fantastic holiday let. Whilst there, we heard Stock Doves and were informed that Red Squirrels often visit. I much preferred this area compared to the NT place further...

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Julia ClarkeJulia Clarke
Marianne and Philip, we adored walking around the tracks that you mowed in your wild meddow, then around the organised walled in garden. We loved seeing your loose guinea fowl, my JRT was on a lead of course but she sure was thrilled to see the guinea fowl walking and flying around 😆 Along with the rabbits that also crossed our paths, a grouse and a squirrel also shot by, all very thrilling! Thank you for chatting to us so fully, you made the visit so much more enriching. Thank you for your info and for feeding the fish just for our entertainment. The teenage girl with me was most impressed with her first sight of Koi fish, and what whoppers they are too. Loved your tale of feeding peanut butter sandwiches to the foxes so they keep their chops off your guinea fowl.
Paula GraingerPaula Grainger
These gardens are truly spectacular. Formal walled gardens with all kinds of shrubs, perennials, bulbs etc in wonderful borders and displays. There are also lawns with ample room for picnics or just resting and enjoying views over Montrose basin. Not to be outdone, there are wild flower meadows too with ample walkways. Also, if monoliths are of interest, there is a fine example here. If you want to holiday here, there is also a fantastic holiday let. Whilst there, we heard Stock Doves and were informed that Red Squirrels often visit. I much preferred this area compared to the NT place further along the road!
Bridget GBridget G
Absolutely lovely place to visit for the day. Really lovely owner, couldn't have been any nicer to us. The children had a great time here. The gardens here are beautiful, so many beautiful sites to look at. If you love animals, plants, walking, insects or just nature in general like we do, then you'll enjoy visiting these gardens. Would be a great place for a picnic. The pond/water fountain is full of fish, really amused the children looking at them all. There's a toilet and plenty of parking, just remember to take a drink, you'll need it if you plan on walking around the entire place twice like we did.
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Marianne and Philip, we adored walking around the tracks that you mowed in your wild meddow, then around the organised walled in garden. We loved seeing your loose guinea fowl, my JRT was on a lead of course but she sure was thrilled to see the guinea fowl walking and flying around 😆 Along with the rabbits that also crossed our paths, a grouse and a squirrel also shot by, all very thrilling! Thank you for chatting to us so fully, you made the visit so much more enriching. Thank you for your info and for feeding the fish just for our entertainment. The teenage girl with me was most impressed with her first sight of Koi fish, and what whoppers they are too. Loved your tale of feeding peanut butter sandwiches to the foxes so they keep their chops off your guinea fowl.
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These gardens are truly spectacular. Formal walled gardens with all kinds of shrubs, perennials, bulbs etc in wonderful borders and displays. There are also lawns with ample room for picnics or just resting and enjoying views over Montrose basin. Not to be outdone, there are wild flower meadows too with ample walkways. Also, if monoliths are of interest, there is a fine example here. If you want to holiday here, there is also a fantastic holiday let. Whilst there, we heard Stock Doves and were informed that Red Squirrels often visit. I much preferred this area compared to the NT place further along the road!
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Absolutely lovely place to visit for the day. Really lovely owner, couldn't have been any nicer to us. The children had a great time here. The gardens here are beautiful, so many beautiful sites to look at. If you love animals, plants, walking, insects or just nature in general like we do, then you'll enjoy visiting these gardens. Would be a great place for a picnic. The pond/water fountain is full of fish, really amused the children looking at them all. There's a toilet and plenty of parking, just remember to take a drink, you'll need it if you plan on walking around the entire place twice like we did.
Bridget G

Bridget G

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