RSPB Baron’s Haugh — Attraction in Scotland

Nice wee gem tucked out of the way practically on our door step. Very well maintained estate with loads of different trails to go. The bird watching cabins are fun to spot the wildlife out at the water etc. We only got to see a small part in the couple of hours we were there but will be back for sure. One thing I did want to say was that the RSPB fella that was doing some work in the car park was incredibly friendly and helpful to us, pointed out some good places to go and was very chatty with our youngest. Was really nice to see genuinely nice people who...

RSPB Baron's Haugh is a stunning sanctuary for nature lovers. Its picturesque landscape offers a plethora of exploration opportunities, from a captivating 17th-century graveyard to charming gardens and river-side walkways. While the castle remains off-limits, the abundance of bird hides promises delightful encounters with local wildlife. Early morning visits reward with enchanting sightings of wandering deer. Dalzell and Barons Haugh come highly recommended for a serene and immersive...

Just love coming down here early in the morning wonderful sun rise over the watery marsh land. The bird hides give shelter and annonimity if you are interested in looking at a variety of some wonderful feathered species. If your lucky the wild deer are never too far away and you can pick up their tracks on the pathways. A 15 minute walk into Strathclyde Park in one direction the other takes you into Dalziel Estate with Dalziel House, the Curling Rink, Japanese Gardens and the...