Logie House Gardens

A riverside woodland garden with its own microclimate.

from 965 Google reviews

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About the garden

Logie House Garden sits on the grounds of the 130 acre Logie Estate, centered around a natural river, which winds through the gardens from top to bottom, providing year-round interest and a constant soundscape of babbling waters. Stroll along the length of this burn and take in the maturing trees and shrubs which provide shelter for a variety of hardy perennials and groundcover plants. Many of the herbaceous plants found at Logie House were propagated for the Logie Steading Farm and Garden Shop, which offers an interesting collection of items to browse on a rainy day.

The walled garden that used to be the centrepiece here has been transitioning since 1991 into a woodland garden, and many of the shrubs and trees have now reached an impressive level of maturity. Logie House sits within a noticeable microclimate, where there is a certain peace and tranquility - be sure to plan time to sit back and watch the birds and other wildlife from one of the many places to sit in these varied gardens.

Opening times

Garden, playground and river walks are always open (honesty box entry). Logie Steading is open daily from Feb until Christmas Eve. During Jan, it is open Fri - Sun only. Mar - Oct: 10AM - 5PM Nov - Feb: 10AM - 4PM Cafe opens at 10AM

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Garden area

130 Acres

Dog walking

Yes - Dogs on leads.

Cafe or restaurant

Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.

Family

Yes - Children of all ages.

Bicycle storage

Yes - Yes - you can lock up your bike at Logie House.

Wheelchair access

Mostly accessible (many paths flat and paved).

Shops

Yes - There is a gift shop and plant shop.

Moray, IV36 2QN

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Logie House Gardens

Moray

IV36 2QN

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Google reviews

4.5
from 965 Google reviews

Peter Stevenson

a month ago

Excellent venue, good staff. Not a huge menu but the food is very good. The staff are really helpful. It does get busy at lunch time.

SHMISHER

a month ago

Nice wee place for a wee visit but restaurant was a big letdown. Used to be good but the food choice and menu is terrible and so boring. At least you could have a sandwich and soup but now it's just a dry sandwich or a soup and the rest is quite boring unless you're an 80 year old couple looking for a quick bite. Weird menu and wont be going back which is a shame cause it used to be quite good. At least get the baked potatoes back!!

Purple People

2 weeks ago

Access to the Findhorn river. A marvelous walk with a choice of long, short or medium distances. The community has several stores and a restaurant. Whisky and/or used books. Rent a fishing pole...the usual Scottish ambiance.

Caroline Brown

2 months ago

New cafe ownership. Enjoyed our visit mostly but didn’t feel comfortable with the manager out and about without a mask, my baby hasn’t had a vaccine. Other staff were great!

Tim Renshaw

3 months ago

So much to see and do here. The walk up to Randolph's leap was fantastic and the bookshop, farmshop and galleries are well worth a visit. Sadly the cafe wasn't open yet but the catering van and coffee trailer provided excellent and very welcome refreshment. Will definitely be back

Contact the garden

01309 611 222

logie.co.uk/

panny@logie.co.uk

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