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Its that time of year again where the gardens get a bit of a break. We are looking forward to welcoming visitors back for the spring in April 2026

£5 per adult at the gate, Lunches 12-1.45 £4 a roll £4 soup, Afternoon Tea 2.30-4pm £5 per adult, half price for children. Lots of different games, activities and stalls to do, buy and or just look around. A great family day out. Raising money for our local Guide and Scout groups. Not to be missed no matter what the weather brings us!

Sunday 8th June 12 – 4pm Ardchattan Garden Fete £5 entry – raising money for your local Scout and Guide groups.

Soup Lunch (Soup £4 or Sandwich £4 or both for £7), Afternoon Tea (£5 per adult kids £2.50) , Plant sale, Home baking stall, bottle stall, lots of different games for the kids and adults to have a go at. What ideas will there be this year? Could the manny be back? Do we need to re plumb the main house again for a spare loo!?

And yes welly wanging is again the main competition !
Mainly cash event due to phone signal, so save up your pennies and bring lots of change!!

Many people are working hard planning and organising the games and activities for the children and adults for our Garden Fete on Sunday 8th June. Save the date – do not miss out on a lovely family day.

Date for your diary Sunday 8th June 12pm – 4pm Ardchattan Garden Fete !!

Raising money for the local Guide and Scout Groups. All the usual lunches, teas, home baking, bottle stall, welly wanging, and the plans have started for even more creative and fun games for this year. A day of fun for all the family.
Save your pennies as mainly a cash event !

Plans have started for this years garden fete. The usual baking, lunches, afternoon teas, bottle stall and the ever popular welly wanging competition. With lots of new games and activities this year!

Sunday 9th June at Ardchattan Priory Gardens 12 -4pm £5 entry for adults. Remember to save those pennies for the games as its cash only.

All money raised goes to support the local Scout and Guide groups .

This may we are helping support the RNLI May Day Appeal. Supporting their continued efforts over the last 200 years saving lives at sea. All entrance money paid to visit the gardens will be donated to the RNLI.

Its that time of year again where we shut the gardens to give the grounds a rest before the excitement of spring next year. After such a rough October with the wind and rain, i think the garden will be grateful for a rest. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year and to see how the new front edging plants flourish near the car park.