Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Samantha Davies (2 years ago)
These are beautifully Sculpted Stones steeped in history. There isn't parking though and are surrounded by private roads.
These are beautifully Sculpted Stones steeped in history. There isn't parking though and are surrounded by private roads.
Mind Your Own Business (3 years ago)
Great place to visit if your passing by but ignore the door slamming idiot next to this place as he will certainly let you know he's a grumpy old sod! ?
Great place to visit if your passing by but ignore the door slamming idiot next to this place as he will certainly let you know he's a grumpy old sod! ?
Polly Wainwright (3 years ago)
Pulled off when we saw the sign, didn't know what to expect, certainly worth a drive down to, if passing. A 5 min read of the board, 5 mins looking round. Really interesting stones, and answered our thoughts on several old mausoleum type buildings we'd passed - all linked.
Pulled off when we saw the sign, didn't know what to expect, certainly worth a drive down to, if passing. A 5 min read of the board, 5 mins looking round. Really interesting stones, and answered our thoughts on several old mausoleum type buildings we'd passed - all linked.
Gordon Stewart (3 years ago)
Yeah ...... It's ok. Couple of issues though. Firstly, there's not a lot of information on site. Nothing like Kilmory Knap Chapel where there's plenty of info. Secondly, it's a long drive for somewhere that's go no parking. Can't park anywhere at the site as you'd be blocking access ways for locals. If you're "into this" kind of thing it's probably worth a visit but other places like Kilmory and Kilmartin church are far more accessible, have more information and have more to look at. On the plus side, there's a couple of gorgeous beaches nearby.
Yeah ...... It's ok. Couple of issues though. Firstly, there's not a lot of information on site. Nothing like Kilmory Knap Chapel where there's plenty of info. Secondly, it's a long drive for somewhere that's go no parking. Can't park anywhere at the site as you'd be blocking access ways for locals. If you're "into this" kind of thing it's probably worth a visit but other places like Kilmory and Kilmartin church are far more accessible, have more information and have more to look at. On the plus side, there's a couple of gorgeous beaches nearby.
Al Alexander (4 years ago)
Slightly disappointing in so far as it is a long slow drive to reach this location, only to find that there is no parking provision, but lots of "private, no parking signs". In addition, there is an information sign that focuses on the most important stone, the Kilberry Stone, but there are no interpretation signs for the others on display.
Slightly disappointing in so far as it is a long slow drive to reach this location, only to find that there is no parking provision, but lots of "private, no parking signs". In addition, there is an information sign that focuses on the most important stone, the Kilberry Stone, but there are no interpretation signs for the others on display.
