Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Rachel Williams (2 months ago)
Enjoyed a lovely family day out. Admission was reasonably priced. Walked around the ruins had inside and outdoor areas. Some pebbled areas, steps to climb and different levels to negotiate but not to much for the young children in the party aged between (3 and 6) Disabled access is limited to the surrounds as climbing stairs inside the towers may present difficulties. There was parking facilities outside and a nice park with play area and picnic area close to the river which was very picturesque.
Enjoyed a lovely family day out. Admission was reasonably priced. Walked around the ruins had inside and outdoor areas. Some pebbled areas, steps to climb and different levels to negotiate but not to much for the young children in the party aged between (3 and 6) Disabled access is limited to the surrounds as climbing stairs inside the towers may present difficulties. There was parking facilities outside and a nice park with play area and picnic area close to the river which was very picturesque.
Team toobs (5 months ago)
Magnificent! Well worth the £7.50. Lots of levels to explore, Scarily rebuilt spiral staircases. Fairly good info boards. Great views.
Magnificent! Well worth the £7.50. Lots of levels to explore, Scarily rebuilt spiral staircases. Fairly good info boards. Great views.
Charles Nancollis (6 months ago)
Fantastic castle with an interesting history. We were lucky to have a guide give us a lot of information, which made it much more enjoyable.
Fantastic castle with an interesting history. We were lucky to have a guide give us a lot of information, which made it much more enjoyable.
Jonathan Stone (7 months ago)
Plenty of plaques around to provide information for visitors. The castle is amongst varied tall mature trees and with the small river at the side it's a very pleasant setting. Visitors can go in part of the remains of the castle and go up and down stairs so it's not a total ruin. Aberdeenshire has a lot of castles and Huntly is perhaps not near the top of the list but very much worth a visit.
Plenty of plaques around to provide information for visitors. The castle is amongst varied tall mature trees and with the small river at the side it's a very pleasant setting. Visitors can go in part of the remains of the castle and go up and down stairs so it's not a total ruin. Aberdeenshire has a lot of castles and Huntly is perhaps not near the top of the list but very much worth a visit.
alan Gibbs (10 months ago)
Beautiful castle ruins to explore, lots of up and down steps to get to all of the rooms. Small car park near the entrance.Its a bit of a strange approach past football grounds and playing fields . Well worth visiting.
Beautiful castle ruins to explore, lots of up and down steps to get to all of the rooms. Small car park near the entrance.Its a bit of a strange approach past football grounds and playing fields . Well worth visiting.
