We visit Cawdor quite regularly and enjoy looking around the interesting gardens. The prices for entrance are a little high but these would be offset a bit if dogs were allowed into the grounds. As it is, they are restricted to the car park where there is no shelter from the sun to help shade the vehicles if you have... More

We really enjoyed our visit to Cawdor Castle. The interior room descriptions are interesting as they have been written by a member of the family. A reasonable number of rooms are open to the public. We went for the forest walk - although that wasn't well advertised - a pleasant leg stretch. We loved the bespoke bird feeder and the... More

Great Castle and excellent tour! Liked the gardens too! More

Such a lovely quaint Castle. I've visited several times & really enjoy my time there, especially the beautiful gardens. I do wish they'd stagger the number of people going around the castle at the same time, it does kind of ruin the experience for new visitors. More

My kids love going here. it is furnished by the family who still live here. Best bit for kids is the dungeon and running around the walled garden. take time to go down to river behind castle. restaurant for those feeling hungry! More

At £9.50 per person to visit, we were not convinced that this provided good value for money. The exterior is very impressive and well worth seeing, whilst the interior will appeal to people who enjoy visiting National Trust properties. The rooms were interesting and laid out according to function, but the range of furniture and bric a brac appeared to... More

Cawdor Castle is simply not worth the extortionate entrance fees, nearly £30 for a family of four, all there is to see is over in 20 minutes tops. Save your money, just walk around the gardens, better still go for a walk along splendid Randolfs Leap at Logie steading. More

Excellent history&gorgeous to match..well worth the visit :) More

Aside from the obvious attractions of visiting a castle - extensive and beautiful grounds, impressive architecture, incredible history - I found Cawdor to be something more due to the fact it is still lived in occasionally by the Dowager Countess. It does have a sometimes-modern level of comfort and lived in feel, which I enjoyed getting a perspective on. (As... More