Logan House Gardens
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I2616RXdaveh
Merseyside, UK6 contributions
Jul 2021
As a warning Logan house gardens were bad and the way in will not handle anything bigger than a transit van without battering the bodywork.
any high top van or camper might not make it down the tree lines and covered entrance drive.
Logan house gardens had little to no information and looked like they are not being tended. a lot of poor condition plants and trees not worth £1 let alone the £4 they ask for.
any high top van or camper might not make it down the tree lines and covered entrance drive.
Logan house gardens had little to no information and looked like they are not being tended. a lot of poor condition plants and trees not worth £1 let alone the £4 they ask for.
Written July 18, 2021
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Yolb12
44 contributions
May 2021 • Couples
Lovely gardens with good walks. We visited on a beautiful sunny day. The gardens are very pleasant to walk round and an enjoyable stroll. We had a puppy with us and dogs need to be kept on leads which is fair enough considering the wildlife around the area. There are no facilities available. Enjoyed and would visit again.
Written June 26, 2021
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RANGERK2
Crewe, United Kingdom5 contributions
May 2023 • Family
Well worth the money. Cost less than a pint of beer to see very nice gardens. More like a woodland walk with fantastic trees and shrubs. You can't compare it with logan botanic gardens as they two different types of garden.
Written May 31, 2023
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burtandjoyce
Nottingham63 contributions
Jun 2024 • Friends
We walked from New England Bay campsite and we’re the only ones there initially. Honesty box in the wall. Obviously has been a lovingly planted garden, but I assume it’s difficult to get staff/volunteers to keep on top of this beautiful oasis of peace.
Written June 23, 2024
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richard r
Borgue, UK370 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
We chose this place as it was dog friendly (unlike Logan Botanics, next door), and it did not disappoint. It was almost deserted with an honesty box and a quaint, if not particularly clean, functional Victorian outside toilet.
The garden is mainly paths through very mature woodland with some sweeping lawns near the main house. It is worth taking a photo on your phone of the garden plan at the car park so as to find your way. There are many labelled specimen trees, huge rhododendrons (we just missed peak flowering) and.loads of other things of interest. We went round in about an hour and.could have stayed longer.
The exit is not the way you came in and.looks like a farm track but does in fact take you back out to Logan Botanics.
The garden is mainly paths through very mature woodland with some sweeping lawns near the main house. It is worth taking a photo on your phone of the garden plan at the car park so as to find your way. There are many labelled specimen trees, huge rhododendrons (we just missed peak flowering) and.loads of other things of interest. We went round in about an hour and.could have stayed longer.
The exit is not the way you came in and.looks like a farm track but does in fact take you back out to Logan Botanics.
Written June 9, 2024
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Machmi67
Lincoln, England107 contributions
Aug 2019 • Couples
We found the gardens rather difficult to locate but once we managed to find them we were in for a treat! We entered through the iron gates as instructed and parked. We were unsure how to pay as the ancient ticket machine wasn’t working. We put our money in the box where you’re supposed to put money for postcards. As far as we were concerned this all added to the charm and sense of adventure but I can see how others might find it irksome, or even not bother paying...
It was a rainy day when we visited but the garden is quite sheltered. We loved exploring all the twists and turns with a real sense of age and history. This is a garden with a story to tell.
Probably not worth travelling miles to visit but if you’re in the area well worth a visit. We were enchanted and reminded of the gardens in Heligan, Cornwall, which we also love.
It was a rainy day when we visited but the garden is quite sheltered. We loved exploring all the twists and turns with a real sense of age and history. This is a garden with a story to tell.
Probably not worth travelling miles to visit but if you’re in the area well worth a visit. We were enchanted and reminded of the gardens in Heligan, Cornwall, which we also love.
Written August 21, 2019
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AnBlascaodMhor
Deutschland35 contributions
Jun 2018 • Solo
I'm not so very much into exotic gardens, so the adjacent Logan Botanic Garden didn't grow on me (sorry...). I decided to give Logan House Garden a try and found there what I missed in Botanic Garden: lots of atmosphere! There were no perennials and flowerbeds, but many old trees, many shrubs in bloom (rhododendrons, azaleas), lawns, green mystical tunnels, ferns, moss paths. Heavy scents of vanilla, woodruff, incense - like in a magic forest. Certainly a good combination with the totally different Botanic Garden.
Written July 26, 2018
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Kirkcaldylad
North Lanarkshire, UK1,563 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
We were in a group visiting Logan Botanic Gardens and then walked into the Logan House part through the gates. I am not sure what the arrangements are and I see lots of folk say it is a rip-off. We were having a private tour of the house (not, I think, generally open to the public) but we enjoyed the walk to it.
Written May 13, 2018
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Pheasanty
21 contributions
Oct 2021 • Solo
We were in a holiday chalet close by and the trip advisor reviews etc compelled me to visit .
I walked up the long drive . Very Pheasanty indeed .
An atmospheric place . Really interesting.
I walked up the long drive . Very Pheasanty indeed .
An atmospheric place . Really interesting.
Written October 17, 2021
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dgc764
Newton Stewart, UK2 contributions
May 2021
Enchanting and beautiful garden. Some quite moronic reviews, mainly moaning about parting with 4 measly quid- really? Missing the point- part of historical Logan Botanic Garden. Rare and champion trees and very rare example of Monkey Puzzle avenue- with re-planting of lost trees at owner's expense to maintain heritage. A beautiful and peaceful place.To the un-cultured stick to theme parks and spoon fed entertainment.
Written May 3, 2021
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