Inveraray Castle Gardens - holds an interesting collection of Rhododendrons and each spring is carpeted with fragrant Bluebells

Inveraray Castle Gardens - holds an interesting collection of Rhododendrons and each spring is carpeted with fragrant Bluebells

1st April - 31st May | 10am until 5-00pm, seven days a week

one of the Glorious Gardens of Argyll and Bute, holds an interesting collection of Rhododendrons and each spring is carpeted with fragrant Bluebells

Set against the backdrop of Inveraray Castle, home of the Duke of Argyll and his family, the Castle garden consists of two acres of formal gardens, and a further fourteen acres of woodland walks. The garden holds an interesting selection of Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Maples and Magnolias as well as herbaceous borders, rose gardens and formal lawns.
The informal woodland walks meander through majestic specimen trees and Rhododendrons and are carpeted with Bluebells in Spring. The Gardens are a haven for wildlife, including Red Squirrels.