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Port Logan, Stranraer, Wigtownshire, Dumfries & Galloway,
Scotland, DG9 9ND

01776 860231

01776 860333

A.Stansfield@rbge.ac.uk

Opening Days and Hours

Dates/days/times open:

March 15th to October 31st 10am-5pm. Open on Sundays in February for Scottish Snowdrop Festival.

Parties/Coaches: Yes

Group Appointment: Yes

House Open for Viewing: No

National Garden Scheme days: Yes

Spring Bank Holiday (SGS)

Best Times of Year to Visit:

Spring and summer months.

To see:

Exotic, bizarre and beautiful plants from the Southern hemisphere.

Admission Prices

Adults £6.50, concessions £5.50, children & Essential Carers u2013Free Group Discounts available

Onsite Facilities

Parking: Yes

Shop: Yes

Teas: Yes

Dogs Allowed: No

Lavatories: Yes

Plants for Sale: Yes

Refreshment: Yes

On Lead only: No

Disabled Access: Yes

Lunches: Yes

Picnics: No

Special Events: No

Other Facilities & Comments:

Discovery Centre. See website for details of events: www.rbge.org.uk/logan

Garden Features & Events

Scotland's most exotic garden. Southern hemisphere plants.

English Heritage/Visit Scotland Garden Grade:

National Collection:

Nearby Cambridgeshire Hotels, Facilities & Amenities

Hotels & Accommodation:

Blinkbonnie Guest House, Portpatrick

Restaurants:

Inns & Pubs:

In Port Logan.

Villages / Towns / Sightseeing:

14 miles south of Stranraer.

Description of Garden

Logan's exceptionally mild climate allows a colourful array of tender plants to thrive out-of-doors. Amongst the many highlights are tree ferns, cabbage palms, unusual shrubs, climbers and tender perennials found within the setting of the walled, water, terrace and woodland gardens.

History Of Garden

Logan Botanic Garden

Listed By

2018 Garden Season

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