The gardens are really spectacular, borders filled with flowers, shrubs, trees, loads of sculptures. For the Outlander series they filmed here, series 2, Versailles garden. There is also a short, 775 metres, woodland walk with loads of wooden sculptures. Have you got limited mobility? Drive up to the castle itself, park to get a ticket and enjoy the views from up the steps. You will be directed to a parking space which offers ground floor access to the garden. The castle itself is not open to the public. There is an excellent food truck, The frothy cow, serving hot and cold drinks salads, wraps, cakes. At the entrance is a small shop, staff are very friendly and accommodating.

The gardens are stunning any time you visit. The staff are warm and friendly and keen to assist in any way. It is a favourite Outlander filming location to stop at but anyone interested in history will be fascinated. The sundial is a particular show stopper and anyone who knows about the famous architect family from the 17th century will know why! The gardens are well cared for and evidently greatly loved.

Amazing experience - well worth a visit. The beautiful sunny weather contributed to our enjoyment but the gardens and entire site are spectacular. The lady in the ticket office was very welcoming and helpful in giving advice about the gardens. There are so many beautiful and interesting things to see but it is not too large that you are overwhelmed or worn out exploring it all. Everything is so well maintained and cared for with a great atmosphere of calmness and serenity. Driving up the magnificent tree lined avenue is an experience in itself and gets you suitably attuned to enjoy the gardens.

Superb gardens in the grounds of Drummond Castle. The castle is not accessible however the keep is. very large estate, the gardens have a beautiful layout harking back to 18th century. Good small shop, no cafe but there is a drinks & snack van. Lots of seating through the gardens. There is also a good woodland walk with wood carvings to find - good for kids (& adults!).

Fabulous gardens, an unmissable destination. I loved the symmetry of the layout along with the colours. Dog friendly, with adequate parking and a coffee van available for your refreshment needs. I enjoyed the drive along the mile long avenue of trees from the entry gates. Overall it is very peaceful destination Entry in to the site is a little bit hazardous due to restricted view of oncoming traffic when driving from the Crieff direction. Also the exit is via a single track road. It would be nice to view the interior of the castle/house but I understand there is a private family in residence.

Amazing place straight from when you enter through the gates! We spent at least 4 hours here so not bad for £2.50 per hour. The steps were OK but we skipped a couple of flights by walking up the paths at the edges of the gardens. There is a disabled carpark with easy access into the gardens if you need this facility. The map provided gives you details of all the planting in the main garden and also the woodland walk and the pond path. Lots of seats to rest on in all parts of the gardens and we took advantage especially as it was quite warm and sunny when we visited. If was very dog friendly which is a bonus. Good sniffing around the woodland walk. The coffee truck was a welcome bonus after the climb back up to the entrance and a great view over the gardens.