Castle Kennedy Gardens Awaits

Castle Kennedy Gardens, established by the 2nd Earl of Stair in the 1730s, showcases a variety of flora and landscape design.

This historical garden is located three miles east of Stranraer and is renowned for its colorful displays of Rhododendrons, Azaleas, and Embothriums, as well as 21 Champion Trees. The gardens include an elaborate series of terraces and land sculptures shaped by manpower during the 1730s.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌳 Unique Tree Avenues: Enjoy the 150-year-old Monkey Puzzle Avenue and the Thuja Avenue, showcasing diverse tree species.

🌸 Rare Victorian Water Lilies: The Circular Pond features these lovely plants, making it a serene spot.

👰 Wedding Venues: The gardens and Lochinch Castle are popular locations for civil and religious ceremonies.

Accessibility to the gardens is paid, but the charming Tea Room offers a light meal experience accessible without admission, welcoming tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.