Scone Palace Gardens

The lawns and formal gardens at Scone Palace lie generally in the open space between the Palace and the Wild Garden and Pinetum, separated by the ancient Gateway of Scone. The lawns are home to free-roaming peacocks, and the unique Murray Star Maze should not be missed. Immediately beyond the gateway, at the end of an avenue of lime trees, is a collection of masonry, some pieces of which are relics from the Abbey. Overlooking the stones is a very special Douglas Fir raised from the original seed. The Pinetum originated with the planting of exotic coniferous trees in 1848, with further additions over the years. A Plant Hunters Pavilion, dedicated son of Scone, David Douglas, has recently been constructed.

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Scone Palace Gardens,
Perth,
Perth & Kinross
PH2 6BD

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Opening Times:	1 Apr to 31 Oct, Daily 09:30-Last admission 17:00. (Sat 16:00). Nov-Apr, Grounds open Fri, 10:00-16:00.
Admission:	Palace & Grounds: Adult £8.50, Child £5.30, Senior/Student £7.30, Family £24.00. Group: Adult £7.30, Child £4.80, Senior/Student £6.30. Grounds only: Adult £4.80, Child £3.20, Senior/Student £4.20.
Child Friendly:	Children of all ages welcome
Dog Friendly:	Dogs Permitted (Dogs on Leads)
Location:	Follow signs for the A93 'Braemar'. We are situated 2 miles north of Perth.
Facilities:	Children's Playground, Picnic Area, Audio Visual Presentation, Limited Disabled Access, Gift and Food Shops, Light Refreshments, Coffee Shop, Parking Availability, Coaches Welcome
Parkland / Woodland Acreage:	100
Upcoming Events:
Organisation(s):	Historic Houses Association