Tickets & Season Tickets
Tickets, Season tickets and Gift Vouchers can be purchased online.
Visitor Information
The gardens are now closed for the 2024 season.
The Gardens will open in 2025 on the 1st May
Admission Prices
Adult £10
Child (5-16yrs) £4
Family (2+3) £25
Season Tickets
Adult £35
Family £65
Historic Houses
Historic Houses members gain free entry with a valid membership card which is scanned on arrival, pre booking is not required.
Gift Aid
Drummond Gardens is a registered charity (SC03964), so it is possible for UK taxpayers to use Gift Aid to add an extra £2.50 to the Trust without any extra cost to you. This can be done on arrival or when buying tickets online.
THE CASTLE IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
However the Gardens afford marvellous views of the buildings and surrounding countryside.
Useful Information
Access for all
Wheelchair users will not be charged admission to the gardens, or their registered carers. Please note the information below regarding access issues.
The gardens are built into the side of a steep hillside and several flights of steep steps provide the main access for visitors. It is therefore important that anyone with limited mobility is aware of this fact. If you do not feel up to using the steps it is possible to ask at the ticket office for directions to the entrance at the bottom of the garden. We have given serious consideration on the best way to provide access to the gardens for visitors who need to use a wheelchair.
On arrival in your car, please drive to the castle courtyard (signposted for wheelchair user parking) and ticket office. Your driver will be able to purchase tickets and obtain advice on how to get into the gardens from the potting shed access drive, where there is also a dedicated parking area. They will be given a garden map showing the best route around the garden for a wheelchair or buggy user. Please note that the gravel paths require a strong pusher and our suggested route is along firmer, grass paths. There is also a garden viewing area near the ticket office, which can be accessed upon request. Lavatory facilities available.
Garden Plan
Drummond Gardens are available to view with our Garden Plan (Page 1 & Page 2). The many varieties of trees and shrubs are identified including the Copper Beech planted by Queen Victoria in 1842.
Enjoy a short Woodland Walk in Daggan Wood, with wonderful views of the Castle and Keep. Access to the walk is from the Gardens
Catering and Gifts
Cold drinks and ice cream are available from the ticket office. Our ice cream is made locally by Stewart Tower. There is also an interesting selection of locally hand crafted gifts, along with Drummond branded skip caps, beanies, ties, and tote bags.
The Wee Coffee Wagon is in the inner courtyard of the castle serving hot drinks, cakes and filled rolls, tables and chairs are also set up for you to enjoy your coffee and the surroundings. This September and October the wagon will be open Saturday – Monday. We have also provided picnic benches for customers use. There are tearooms, pubs and restaurants in nearby Muthill and Crieff. Visit our links page to find out more about them.
Dogs
Drummond Gardens are dog friendly. We do ask dog owners to respect other garden visitors by:
Keeping their dogs on a lead at all times
Clearing up any dog mess and disposing of it in a suitable manner
We also ask dog owners not to leave their dogs in unventilated cars, especially during warm weather. A water bowl should be available near the ticket office. If you can’t see it, just ask and we will be happy to assist.
