Langley Park Gardens

Visitor Information for Langley Park Gardens

Google Visitor Reviews 4.9

Opening Times: Garden is open from May to September inclusive
Usually Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10am to 4pm
Prices : Adults £5, Children under 16 Free!
Note: Other days are available to visit – contact direct for an appointment

Contact Details for Lamorran House Gardens

Address: Langley Park Gardens, Montrose, Angus, DD10 9LG
Tel: 01674 810735
Email: philipsanter1@gmail.com
Web: https://www.langleyparkgardens.co.uk/

About Lamorran House Gardens

Langley Park Gardens are 3 acres of actually four linked gardens in a row – unusual that!

Things to watch out for, in no particular order, are the red squirrels, snowdrops, mushrooms, fruit, sculptures, fish pond and gnarly old trees!

There is a very small arboretum and a 20 acre wildflower meadow you can see from the lower garden.

Teas or Coffee and homemade cakes  available at weekends. Yummy!

Dogs are allowed in the gardens but please keep them on a short lead and under close supervision.

Reviews of Langley Park Gardens

Google Reviews Score 4.9/ 5 – one of the highest scores we have seen!

Don’t take our word for how great these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Langley Park Gardens had to say!

The two reviews below are some of my favourites I have come across – sums up the gardens brillianty!

” Lovely set of walled gardens with some historic orchard trees but largely new planting from the current owners, and a pleasant walk round the meadow and lake.

The big round fish pond in front of the house (where tea and cake was served – yum yum) was a highlight for the children who loved being invited to help feed the fish! “

” The children had a great time here. The gardens here are beautiful, so many beautiful sites to look at.

If you love animals, plants, walking, insects or just nature in general like we do, then you’ll enjoy visiting these gardens”

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Map and location of Langley Park Gardens