Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
Victorian Fernery and Exotic Island Gardens
Nestled on the beautiful Isle of Bute, Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery is a stunning three-acre botanical garden overlooking the Clyde Estuary.
Restored in 1997, the gardens feature rare and exotic planting from Australasia, Asia and South America, alongside a beautifully restored Victorian fernery.
The fernery houses the UK’s oldest fern, a remarkable 1,000-year-old King Fern, beneath an elegant wrought iron and glass roof.
Visitors love the peaceful atmosphere, colourful displays, rare plant collections and the warm welcome from the knowledgeable owners
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Days: Open April to October – Closed on Monday & Tuesday
Opening Times: 10am to 5pm
Admission Prices : Adults £4, Children under supervision free, Season tickets £10
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Our Top Tip: A season ticket is only £10 so worth getting if you are going to visit a few times – which I am sure you will want to do!!
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About Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery is a 3 acre garden on the Clyde Estuary on the smashing Isle of Bute.
Restored in 1997 the Fernery and Gardens now feature planting from Australasia, Asia and South America.
The Fernery is semi sunk and housed by a wrought iron and glass roof and contains the UK’s oldest fern the 1,00 year olf King Fern as well as many other rare species of fern.
Expect to see Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Poppies and Roses, among many others!
There are plants for sale in the old stables.
The house is not open to the public.
Accessibility at Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
Restricted mobility parking is available close to the house.
Dogs at Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
Unfortunaately dogs are not allowed.
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Visitor Reviews of Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
Google Visitor Review Score 4.5 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are.
Here is what visitors think about their visit to the Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery:
Allan Morrison: Loved the “fantastic garden” and praised the knowledgeable and welcoming owners alongside the diverse plant collection.
Rachel Robb: Enjoyed the stunning flowers, beautifully maintained gardens and excellent value entry fee.
Craig McLean: Recommended the gardens highly and particularly admired the beautiful Victorian fernery.
Joana Rosa : Appreciated the restoration work bringing the botanical garden back to its Victorian glory.
Fiona Joss: Loved the peaceful atmosphere, informative displays and stunning variety of plants and ferns.
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Ardencraig Gardens: Peaceful hillside gardens featuring woodland paths, ponds and colourful seasonal planting.
Glenburn Gardens: Victorian public gardens with waterfalls, walking trails and panoramic views over Rothesay Bay.
Geilston Garden: Historic National Trust garden with walled gardens, herbaceous borders and riverside walks.
Map, Location, Directions & Contact Details for Ascog Hall Garden and Fernery
All information was believed to correct at the time of publicatio
Ascog Isle of Bute PA20 9EU
United Kingdom