Poor quality, poor atmosphere, rude staff and customers alike. In general a beautiful area spoiled by a shambolic ski resort. I've given this place the benifit of the doubt for to long. Overall its a high percentage of the people who go there/work there that ruin it

Nice summit to climb (1250m) ! About 600m of difference with the starting point ! The climb is easy, can be done in family. If you want more, you can make a bigger loop going through the « Northern corries »

Spectacular hike here from Ben Macdui. Stunning and I really hope to be back for another go in the future

Disappointing- not even a KFC or Mac Donald’s, could take a tip a from Snowdon and get a train or bus to the summit. Shopping malls virtually non existent, weather was bad too! Otherwise great!

Absolutely magnificent. My daughter and I spent an incredibly breathtaking day there. The scenery is the stuff postcards are made of. Love ut and didn't want to leave. Thank you Scotland😘

I went up this as a teenager and 40 years later I'm trying to locate where Dad's slides were taken and it is NOT HELPED by this pin and the associated photosphere being on the wrong summit. Make sure you use a reputable map and don't just rely on your phone.

for my outdoorsy brethren do not miss this spot while in Scotland.

Take time to explore all the specials places in this magic natural beauty.

Absolutely loved it. All animals were well looked after and cared for. The staff are amazing and so helpful. One member of staff took me to the snow leopards explaining the best place to spot them. She was lovely I saw her talking and explaining things to other people and answering questions very professionally. We saw almost all the animals in the park we just had to be patient and quiet, so not to disturb them. A lovely place to visit I highly recommend it. November 2022.

Amazing. ✅ It’s a beautiful place to visit. My daughter had so much fun. She spotted the polar bear and it made her day. 😊 My daughter having so much fun. Animals✅ Food✅ Playground✅ Two option to explore ✅walking ✅driving Tips: Buy ticket online it’s cheaper. 😊 Bring binoculars.

First time visiting here and we had the most wonderful day. Such a big, open park. The views are stunning and it helped that the weather was gorgeous. All the animals are very well looked after, their enclosures are huge and we loved hearing about all the breeding and conservation projects going on. Most of the animals were asleep or in their dens when we first arrived so it's definitely worth going round a few times to catch your favourites when they're up and about, and ask staff about feeding times and talks as the animals were definitely more active during those moments. Staff couldn't have been more helpful when it came to spotting the animals. Lorraine in particular was lovely, really enjoyed listening to her talks about the animals and she was so nice to just chat away to. Food from the Tomintoul Venison burger van was delicious! Just all in all a great day out 😊

It's a nice wildlife park with a large number of animals but small variety. It was easy to get to, all staff seemed really nice and the cafe was pricey but nice. The drive through however was a let down compared to the foot zoo as me, my kids and other half where not impressed by the drive through reserve. There was nothing really that great about that part if I'm honest but my children really enjoyed seeing the polar bears and snow leopard's on the foot zoo just a shame on the drive through bit. I got a venison burger before leaving for £11 and that was OK too.

Whenever we visit the area we always have a great day here. It's changed over the years and it seems like a good place to be an animal. We enjoy the drive through area. Wolves are our favourite. We saw the elusive Wolverines this time. Fantastic. Thanks.

Absolutely excellent place, we came recently on your evening events and really enjoyed it. The park itself is awesome and the zoo part amazing too. So many highlights, Tigers, Polar Bears, Lynx to name a few. The animals look very well cared for and happy. Definitely recommend a visit, the staff are excellent, knowledgeable and passionate.

This place was fantastic were usually apprehensive about going to zoos or wildlife parks, you can see the animals here have space to roam and are well looked after lids loved it, it's picnic friendly too!

Lovely day out. We saw all the animals (with one exception) which I often find difficult at places like these, especially in rainy weather when the animals are inside. All the staff were friendly and approachable, Stuart the Ranger was fantastic. Very informative, and was engaging during his talks. We didn't use the cafe but ate at the Venison Burger Van. The food was lovely, with a surprising two vegetarian options. (Again, normally we have no luck with vegetarian options at vans like these, so was very grateful for the options). Service was quick and staff friendly. The drive through safari section is a great addition, and was great to see a good range of animals up close! Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

It's such a wonderful place to visit and experience. I love the fact that each of the tenants have such nice surroundings according to their sizes and needs. I became a fan of Dominica and her cubs, they're awesome! I'd definitely go back. All the regulations in place. The facilities are super well kept and spotless.

An unplanned trip with my little son turned out to be a good spent noon. We loved seeing the animals grazing, eating or climbing rocks. The lazy tigers were a little away, but we enjoyed the snow leopards. I totally recommend this park for families that want to spend a few good hours with the kids. Thank you!

A great place for a walk and observing wild animals, the only one we didn't see was the red panda. We had a chance at seeing the feeding of polar bears. The kids were having a blast. Recommend for all to spend a day here.

I absolutely loved visiting this park. From the amazing up and close walking enclosures to the drive through experience. The animals were amazing and the staff knowledgeable as well as some lovely talking animal experiences to see the baby polar bear feeding (who wasn't a baby polar bear with the size of him but was still a baby all the same). The Wolf Wood was wonderful to walk through and seeing the wolves play fighting. The shop was quaint and not expensive with lots of reusable and sustainable products. Lovely range of food and drink vendors and places to sit as well. I can't wait to return when there are more babies as some animals were either pregnant or hopefully getting pregnant in the near future.

A great day out. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Coffee is decent and the animals are the stars. Recommend doing the car safari then a walkabout. After your walk, go and do the car safari again (if you have time) before leaving. We managed to catch the animals we missed the first time round. Also, try to catch a tour/talk (male polar bear was a real favourite), and remember the camera/binoculars!

Fanstatic day out, this Is one of the best zoo I've ever been too. The enclosed area we can get properly closely to these animals, stunning mountain views, the drive through. The polar bear is what I come for and am happy to see a live polar in my eyes than a museum or TV. They certainly have different personalities, the way they lay down crack Me up, the way they play, the way they are very laid back. We saw the wild red squirrels which is amazing, close to tigers through the window omg, the Japanese monkey outside the cafe was the lucky one with her baby 😍 amazing. The sad one was no red panda :( however they are temporary at Edinburgh zoo ATM while under construction at their home. The layout is fantastic and good for a toddler to walk around, compared to other zoos. There are some building sites construction going on ATM however this didn't destroy my day out but can see where the improvement will be once it opens. We spent all day at the zoo, there is a cafe, shop, lots of animals to see and a children's play area. The view is stunning, you can sit undercover or anywhere that is safe to sit and just admire. The cafe food is good value price, the service is quick and there is a good selection of food choices and drinks, hot and cold. You can sit outside and inside plus there is plenty of other picnics tables. There is education room for people to learn. Overall I am very happy I had come to this zoo.

A wonderful place with beautiful scenery. Plenty to walk/drive around to see. Plenty of animals with incredible facts from the staff. So glad to see a place that will help with the polar bear population and other animals. Liked watching the 2 male bears (Walker and Arktos) devour carrots and apples. Worth the journey. Also Moss was cool

Wow what a fantastic day out at the highland wildlife park I had with my husband and children today was well worth the 3 hour trip the staff and so polite all around the park the animals are amazing could spend hours looking at them at all the food selection is absolutely brilliant and worth every penny plenary seating areas and toilets lovely park for kids and the gift shop is brilliant also will definitely be back highly recommend thanks highland wildlife park for an amazing trip with my family you all do such a great job looking after the animals

We had a wonderful day at the Highland Wildlife park, and thanks to the snow plenty of the animals were out and about enjoying themselves. It was truly a treat to see how well loved and happy they are.

I really enjoyed my visit at the Highland Wildlife Park. There are some beautiful and magnificent animals. Coming in the midst of Winter was ideal to see them all in all their Winter coat glory. I have loved photographing them. I hope my photos do them justice! I would like to return in a different season to see how they change.

Amazing, must visit! Beautiful place. Loved the Zoo keeper’s daily talks. Best zoo I have ever visited.

Visited on New Year's Day fantastic Place for adults and kids. Thanks to the guides for all the excellent information on the animals and your conservation work. Cafe was fantastic for breakfast and snacks

Absolutely great. Really worth the money. So much to do whether you are feeling active or feel like a saunter to the less energetic attractions you'll find plenty to keep the kids and yourselves busy. Our kids loved it. I think they've really hit the mark by not going crazy with the food pricing too. That makes a big difference.

First visit with the family to this park, all varying ages and every one of us really enjoyed the experience. Great outdoor adventure park with loads to do. We arrived at 10.30am and didn't leave till almost closing time. Once you ve paid in all attractions are free. You can take your own picnic or buy from the food outlets. Plenty of on site parking. A truly wonderful day was had and fully intend to return. Be careful not to get lost in the maze !!

One of the best adventure parks I've been to, and that's even with the main activities closed for the off season. They charge a reduced rate for off peak as well so you don't feel hard done by. There's an amazing play area with a huge tower to climb up, free to use electric cars to drive round the track, and the best dinosaurs I've seen in England! You've also got illusions galore, gaunt chairs, slanted rooms, and the vortex tunnel, not to mention all the excitement in the bamboozeleum. Honestly had a great day and would happily go back again 😁

It was great, plenty to do. Although some attractions were closed. Everything is included in your ticket, just bring food or buy there. No hidden costs, unless you go to the gift shop. Also wasn't aware its dog friendly! Which is brilliant. Would be great to add in some recycling bins somewhere.

Fantastic place, had a blast!!! My children enjoyed a lot. Honestly it’s so worth the money. I love how the whole family can participate in everything! And most of all , it was a very clean place. The toilets were great. The water slide was the best. My most favorite place was the butterfly house. Spoiler alert: there are actually free flying butterflies!!!!! Not like some caged ones and I love love loved it. There were also some quails and a pond with fish. The environment was just like the tropical country I come from. I had a beautiful taste of my home ❤️ Will go back there many many times

Absolutely superb. Worth every penny. If you have active kids they will spend many happy hours at Landmark. There were no hidden charges. Once you're in you can do all of the activities as many times as you like. My sons were here for 6 hours and wished it had stayed open later! Thoroughly recommend.

Absolute essential family day out if holidaying in the Highlands. I came here in the early 80's aged 9 years old and I still remember that experience. Returned for the first time today with my 5 and 6 year old and I'm sure they will also have those same positive memories after a cracking day. I'm not marking down but would recommend taking sandwiches if you can as the food on site is a little limited - however it's still affordable compared to similar offerings at similar venues around the UK.

We spent the afternoon here and had a wonderful time. Prices were reduced because somethings were closed for the season but what was on offer was excellent. Staff very friendly and helpful from visitors reception , to the restaurant and the gift shop. The food in the restaurant was excellent, piping hot ,a good selection , very tasty and reasonably priced. The exhibits were amazing particularly the dinosaurs which my grandson is still talking about. I would imagine that it would be easy , in season to spend a whole day there.

I cannot rate landmark highly enough, I have a 2 year old and 6 year old and they loved it. Enough for the kids and adults to do. The water slides were so much fun and both kids were able to go on with adults. We'll worth the price tag too. Will definitely be back.

What's a fantastic trip, well laid out and great staff. While it was extremely busy, there was still room to move around each activities. All-be-it with a wait for thw more popular attractions, such at the rope climb, water slids and so on. Highly recommended. If you can, maybe take a pack lunch, as the restaurant prices are rather expensive.

We had a great family day out to the Landmark Forest Adventure Park. The park tries to be disability friendly as possible and they do a fabulous job. The staff were brilliant from start to finish with my son. So friendly and understanding. There is fun for children of all ages and capability. The queues can be long to get on some of the activities. So if you are attending with a child/adult with disabilities then be sure to get a green pass when paying in. This can be used once every half hour to make it fair to other guests. We had lunch at the cafe and the food was nice, quick service too. The park is well looked after and clean. The park has designated smoking areas too that everyone seems to respect. We will definitely be visiting again.

My partner and I had the most wonderful day at Landmark on a Saturday. It was busy however we didn’t have to wait for anything really! The new addition “Networks” was really fun and walking around the dinosaurs 🦕 was something my partner really enjoyed! The walk in the ancient forest was really fun too! The only thing I would point out is that I ordered a chicken burger and it was frozen chicken between two buns: that was really nasty so I ended up having the chips! Other than the food the place is really good! There’s picnic tables available to bring your own food as well and I would suggest to do that! Xx

Great place to visit, with plenty to do for all ages. The place is nice, clean, and tidy. Staff do an amazing job of keeping on top of everything. Some queues for some of the more popular attractions, bit even at what looked ⅘ full we didn't have to queue too long. Amazing all-around views from the top of Forest Tower. Book your tickets in advance and save yourself a bob or two.

Had a great day out with the family. The staff on reception were super helpful and really friendly. We did the Easter trail which was fun but only option to put on Facebook which we don’t have. The lady on reception took a note of my details and said she would try and get it uploaded. Totally went over and above to help me. The facilities are good and you can take you own food if you want. My 7 YO loves the place and is a must every time we travel up to Aviemore. I think it’s pretty reasonable price wise as well when you think about how much it costs to get into other places.

Overall a fun and enjoyable experience. You can easily spend 3-4 hours here. Dinosaur kingdom was amazing with all the mechanical dinosaurs. Bamboozeleum was quite interactive. Plenty of parking and picnic tables and benches.

Absolutely fantastic experience, especially for those with kids. The winter lights experience, a walk among trees in the dark, was simply magical. The park offers a variety of activities. It gets quite cold in winter, so dress warmly. A must-visit for a fun-filled family day out!

Really good, first time visiting since dinosaur land opened! Plenty of things to keep the kids entertained, although we missed the roller coaster. Lots of food and refreshment stops aswell as gift shops. Great day had by all.

We took our daughter to Landmark for her birthday, she and her friend had a great time. They especially enjoyed the Butterfly's House. We spent all day at the park, from 10:30am until 5pm. We went on all the rides, tree top trail etc. We had a great family day out!

A must visit place with kids for a full day out on sunny summer day. Young kids can enjoy the attractions with parents and has a amazing woods walk! My both kids enjoyed a lot we spent entire day here. Food options are very limited for vegetarians & vegans. Nice Forest Experience with good choice of different attractions involving water slides / dinosaurs park / butterfly garden/ tree nets are really big & can be enjoyed by whole family / walk through the woods is awesome - overall highly recommend for a day out.

This was our first visit here, and it was certainly worth the 3hrs drive up. So much to do for most ages, the food here was very reasonable priced, we are a family of 5 and would eat here again. The dinosaurs was a huge hit with our little one. And the water flumes and skyline walks for the older kids. Highly recommended.

Highly recommended park to visit, especially if you have kids from the age of 4 to 13. Built in a forest, with many places to sit. Eventhough my kids were older, we had fun at several places ( trampoline, butterfly Park, water slide ride, the illusion House). Buy your tickets way in advance.

I arranged the trip as a surprise anniversary present for my parents. It was excellent. When I booked I mentioned that my dad was blind and would need assistance and would like to be near the door and a toilet. They looked after my dad right from the start. We were placed near the door and the toilet. My parents had a great time. They were made to feel very special. It was the best anniversary ever. Thank you so much to all the staff...xx

Visited for the light lunch treat. Food was fantastic. Staff were amazing. We booked the first class carriage as well. The ride on an old steam was something we'll never forget. All monies raised go towards maintaining the railway so a great cause too. Highly recommend

Absolutely fantastic! We did the return trip from Aviemore to Broomhill with light lunch. The sandwiches and soup were absolutely delicious, and the friendliness of the staff was second to none. Highly recommended, and we will certainly do this trip again when next in the area.

What an amazing afternoon tea travelling by steam train in the Director's private carriage. The staff were so friendly, hard working and very knowledgeable. The Strathspey Railway restoration project is ongoing and funded through charitable donations. Would highly recommend the trip... the staff are so passionate about what they do and that shone through each and everyone one if them. Well done 👏

Went here for my 50th birthday treat. High tea on a train. Service was brilliant. Alway wanted to go and so glad I did. 20 mile journey of stunning view of the mountains and grazing livestock along the way. And a chance to see some deer. Amust go for all tourists. Although I live no to far away

Had a lovely relaxing day with our son and friends. We paid for seats only and just took some snacks with us. Beautiful scenery and a couple of stops at some lovely old stations, including a miniature railway set-up at Boat of Garten. Staff clearly love what they do and the driver gave us a wee toot when we left the platform as they went past!

You need to do this!! We went on the Steam Train today and absolutely loved every minute! It was like going back in time. The carriages were so well preserved and we took a walk up to the first class carriages and got to have a look at them (we were standard class). Worth every penny at less than £20pp. The views are lovely on the way up and there were 2 decent 10 min stops on the way up and down at a station where you could get out and see the train in its glory. It was really cool seeing the front detach and join the back on the return journey. You can also get some great views of the train from the big windows at the end of the carriage. Highly recommend to do this!

We were in the directors carriage and were attended to by Lorna and Dermaid (sorry if that's wrong spelling). During our journey they were both informative and enlightening regarding past and present local history. We also learned a lot about the engine and carriages. We had a choice of 2 soups and also had sandwiches. I would have preferred to have had a menu prior to boarding for the choice of sandwich (we have fussy people in our group) having said that the sandwiches were lovely and went down a treat with our soup and tea. A worthwhile couple of hours spent during our time in Aviemore

A steam-hauled train, running through impressive scenery, with the option of cream teas if you want them. What's not to like? Access to the railway is literally across the footbridge at Aviemore station. My only comment is that, as a steam-buff, it would be nice to be able to view the shed and workshops to see the work the conservationists are doing to preserve their locomotive and carriage collection.

Absolutely fantastic afternoon out! We were on holiday in Inverness, and decided to travel down to Aviemore for lunch on the Strathspey Railway. What a wonderful experience. All staff were friendly and helpful, lovely gifts and mementos in the gift shop, and the hubby came away with a handful of books during our midway stop. We had let the staff know about allergies, and they were on top of it. Everything on the menu was clearly marked for allergy free. Good choice in the bar, and the food itself was lovely. Definitely an experience we would like to do again. If you're in Aviemore or passing by, I highly recommend a visit to the railway.

Visited after a recommendation from our hosts, it was absolutely lovely. All the staff were polite and helpful. The afternoon tea was very nice and the setting of a scenic train ride made it all the better. Reasonably priced and highly recommend a visit if in the area.

It was superb. They have added an observation car now. There is a steward who supplies gratis tea, coffee and shortbread. Lovely trip to Broomhill via Boat of Garten then turned round. A stop for 15 mins at each station to take pictures. This is the forth time I've been on the journey. Must be very xciting for ids having a team train pulling the carriages. Highly recommended.

We travelled on the lunch time service, for which you have to pre-book. Definitely recommend though, as the food was delicious, the service great, staff really lovely... and lots of cups of tea included! For the extra cost vs just a train ride the lunch option really made today feel more of an interesting and novel experience, particularly since it was grey and raining and the views weren't great. Our (under 5) son was with us and was able to join in fully, with a selection of suitable food and drinks for his age. Now I just want to return and try out the afternoon tea service as well!

What a lovely experience this was. We had a light lunch in our own private compartment first class). Travelled from Aviemore, a very quaint little railway station, to Boat of Garten and on to Broomhill. We got off for 10 minutes at Boat of Garten whilst the train took on water. All the staff were lovely and clearly wanted everyone to enjoy their trip. We'll worth ninety five pounds for two people and I would highly recommend this. It was like being on a film set or in an Hercule Poirot episode!

Platform 3 gives you access to the beautiful Strathspey steam railway, departing from Aviemore. You're given time to get off at the other stations which are well-worth pictures as the loco takes on water - we're back in the 1950's now. Staff are in full uniform and really make you feel welcome; for a few more pounds grab an armchair in the observation car and be served tea/coffee and some delicious cakes. Young children seem to adore anything connected to stream railways so if you're anywhere near Aviemore or the Cairngorms, book a trip. (You'll be best to book in advance!)

Booked this for my 40th birthday. The station has a nice vintage feel to it. The journey itself was quite relaxing and able to take in the breathtaking views.

Super nice experience for afternoon tea. Good value for money. The ride is about 1.40h long. This feels just perfect, not too short but not too long if you have little children. We bought the tickets on the day at the train station. All the stuff was super nice.

Fantastic trip (we did the first class option). Staff very friendly, and the whole place had a very positive and welcoming vibe. The scenery was stunning and the round trip about an hour forty.

Steam train experience: My husband and I booked the first class high-tea option so we got our own cabin. Was great! never done this kind of thing before and was on both our bucket lists. To upgrade to the first-class cabin wasn't that much more either so we thought, why not!?! We got a little bottle of Prosecco each as well as a massive pot of tea, choice of sandwich for our high-tea set, and the various cakes and sweets that came with it. The journey on the steam train was 45min out and 45min back with short stops on the 2 stations along the way. Staff were always helpful and kind, letting you know what was happening all the time. The return saw the steam engine switching ends of the train which was great to watch. Got to see some amazing Scottish countryside and relax for an hour an a half whilst eating snacks and drinking tea [took the prosecco home].

Very nice steam train ride, well worth the money. All staff were friendly and helpful.

Lovely walk around the loch. toilet facilities are available, car parking charges apply £1.50 per person.

Great views and atmosphere

Beautiful, breathtaking, and serene! Lovely to walk around the loch and different terrain also. There's a public toilet and it's quite clean as well. If you're driving, gotta pay for parking fees of £4.50. Or, you can walk from town center which a quite decent and lovely 1-1.5 hr walk. There's a stable on the way and it's lovely. One of my favorite places 💕💕💕

Stunning views !!!!

Loch an Eileen is a beautiful location within the cairngorms. About 10 minutes drive from Aviemore turning right at Rothiemurchas. £1.50 to pay for parking is totally reasonable and I would be happy to pay more. A short walk from the car park gets you to the loch which has a trail around its circumference. There is a small shop which sells tea and coffee and a few snacks along with some local crafts. I was more interested in the small beach which I used to launch my inflatable kayak. The weather was perfect being still but no midges. I paddled around the loch for an hour or more and enjoyed it immensely. I’ll be back again.

Loch an Eileen is beautiful - the walk around it takes around 1hr 45minutes and is around 6km in length. It’s got some small changes in height and there are toilets at the house/shop just by the car park. Parking is a maximum of £4.50 per vehicle but is £1.50 per adult and £0.50 per child up to that maximum amount.

A beautiful small Loch with some lovely walks. Car parking is charged at £1.50 per person capped at £4.50 per car. There are toilets here and a really nice shop which sells great gifts, snacks, drinks and ice cream. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Great walk around the Loch. When you find the right spot just opposite the castle, you will be able to hear an echo around the loch. We would appreciate a bit more signage along the walk to invite us further along the trail.

Nice walk around the lake to view the castle from every side. Walk requires good hiking shoes, so be warned ⚠️

Absolutely stunning views and the walk is amazing I would've given 5 stars but it lacks in benches o the walk round for little one or disabled or the older generation just to stop there are ple ty of places for a few beaches some with great views over the Loch but don't let put you off we have a large family with kids from 17 to 2 years and they all loved it that is my only bad point

Very pretty, good for long walks as the terrain is pretty flat. There is a parking area which you would need to pay £4.50 for but it’s worth it if you want a calm scenery.

What an amazing day out. Educational, enjoyable and entirely immersive. Our 2, 5 and 7 year old sons enjoyed it thoroughly and the adults just as much. Staff are great, the cafe is really reasonably priced and the gift shop is lovely. Very much recommended!!

Wonderful open air museum - the village recreation was a highlight and had a beautiful snowy mountain backdrop. The staff were friendly, the carrot cake in the cafe was delicious and the museum is free, though donations are encouraged (and deserved!)

Step back in time at the Highland Folk Museum. This fabulous place is free to visit with the hope of visitors contributing a donation. Beautifully kept location with the most wonderful buildings packed full with nostalgia.. the attention to detail is just amazing. On site cafe, gift shop, picnic tables and a play area for the kids. Toilets are also available at different areas of the 80 acres the museum is spread across. A decent sized car park is also available right beside the welcome centre. I can't recommend it enough.

Great open air museum in Kingussie. Friendly informative staff about life in the 1700s to 1900s in the highlands. Activities to do in various buildings. The township has recently reopened this year and nice walk through the pinewood forest to get there. Play area for the kids and small cafe selling toasties and sandwiches.

Free entrance but highly recommend to donate to help maintain! Very affordable parking at 2 per day for cars and 4 for caravans. A peek back into highland folk life and also a peek into WW1/2 days showing how supply rationing worked back then. You can mix and match the sweets in the stores and get a taste of how they really are! Will come again for another memorable revisit.

Lovely place, the entrance fee was free but you can donate if you want, beautiful place with beautiful houses, helps you get more familiar with old Scottish life, I recommend visiting it

Wonderful Village Museum. A Best Place to Learn Scottish Cultural Background. Free entry and free ample parking. But better than some places with tickets. A must place to visit in Highlands. Highly recommended.

If you like open-air museums you will love this one. Dozens of well prepared buildings located in a great site. Every building is equipped with lots of interiors and you can discover a lot of details. Bring at least 4 hours of time.

Absolutely brilliant, well laid out. Learning all about the highland way of living history was amazing. The lady in the sweet shop was a darling 🥰. A must if you are in the Highlands. We called in on the way back from the Highland Wildlife Centre. There is no set fee to enter, but donations are recommended 👌. Cafe, toilets and gift shop onsite too 🥰.

Loved this place. The buildings were fascinating. My daughter and her friend loved the musical playground piano steps and the old school house with the belt! Don't forget to go to the sweet shop before it closes.

This lovely place was recommended by a friend. I didn’t realize that some of Outlander, season 1, was filmed here, so that was a special bonus surprise (particularly since our trip to Scotland started with seeing Sam Heughan in the airport). This open air museum had SO much to see and explore. Plenty of easy walking, animals (highland cows!) educational historical bits, as well as restrooms and a little cafe and gift shop. Plan to spend at least half a day here, it is well worth your time and it will take that long to see it all.

Visited in October and had a lovely time! Did not realize it was such a large place, so make sure to give yourself plenty of time to explore! Entry is by donation only, and they have detailed guide books available for purchase, which I would highly recommend as the guide book gives you a lot of extra information that is wonderful to learn. The café is also pretty good food. If you enjoy cultural and trade work history, I would highly recommend. Perfect place for kids, tons of activities for them. I would pair this visit with the Highland Wildlife Park in Kingussie for a nice weekend of activities. We went to both in one day since our visit was short, but we so wish we had more time for both!

Lovely place with lots of exhibits. Takes you back in time. Entry is free with donations welcome. Toilets are clean with free sanitary products for any who needs them. Cafe is good. Staff is doing a great job.

This was my second visit to the museum and I love the variety of buildings and friendly volunteers. Car parking is £2 and entry is by donation. It's quite large, and probably takes 2 hours to take a quick look at all of the buildings. I would recommend the guidebook if wanting to understand what you're viewing as there are minimal signs at most places. Toilets are clean, and there are a couple of benches throughout if needing a rest. Cafe and gift shop are also in the centre near the car park.

Interesting historical buildings and context. It is certainly worth a visit to see how people lived over time in Scotland. The toilets are also clean, and the cafe has strong coffee.

Child friendly historical museum. It is Free. However, donations are how the museum stays open and free. Please donate what you can afford. You will spend about 2 hours if you view the entire exhibit

Great experience with lots to see and learn about the way of life back in he day. You can meet highland cows, visit old houses and explore the working of old school, post office, farm and many more. Totally worth a visit!