We are open for the Snowdrop Festival in conjunction with Scotland’s Gardens Scheme for a huge range of benefiting charities, amongst them Marie Curie Cancer Care, The Queens Nursing Institute, help the Hospices (www.ngs.org.uk).
Dunskey Snowdrops were sold at Covent Garden, being some of the earliest in the country, until the demise of the ‘paddy’, the overnight sleeper train to Euston.
Dunskey Gardens and Maze will be open on certain weekends during February, 10.30 a.m. – 4.00 p.m. See Latest News or press for exact dates.
There are signed SNOWDROP walks and SEASONS TEAROOM will be open for warming soups, light lunches and delicious cakes.
The MAZE, thought to be the first in South West Scotland, will be open for you and the children to lose yourselves in.
Entrance Fee : Adults £3.60, Children 50p.
There is free parking for cars and buses.
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