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Outstanding water gardens, waterfalls, sculpture trail and old rhododendron walks with views of Skye and the sea. The warmth of the Gulf Stream and the shelter of the steep hills and cliffs provide an ideal habitat for a huge variety of damp and shade loving plants and trees. A large collection of sculpture is scattered through the garden

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Disabled Access Information for Attadale Gardens

Disabled Access at Attadale Gardens

There is an accessible disabled toilet and also accessible entry into the DIY Midge Bite Café. Paths are accessible for wheelchairs up to the Japanese Garden as well as the Kitchen Garden, as well as down the drive through the water gardens.. There are numerous benches scattered throughout the garden for those who wish to rest. We also have a wheelchair available for visitors who wish to borrow one

Accessible parking at Attadale Gardens

Disabled visitors are welcome to drive through the entrance where you can stop to pick up a map and then drive slowly through the water garden and down the drive while admiring four of the sculpture collection. You can park up by Attadale House near both the toilets and the DIY Midge Bite café

Dedicated on-site parking

On-site accessible parking bays are available within 50 metres of the entrance.

Toilets features at Attadale Gardens

There is an accessible toilet with grab rails which can be accessed with a wheelchair.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.