The Gardens comprise ten acres of beautifully restored gardens and mature ornamental woodland which surround the ruined 15th century Tower.
At dusk, subtle lighting transforms the Gardens, shining beneath water, from the canopies of trees and illuminating pathways through the woods.
"The work done to date makes Arnot Tower Gardens an exciting new addition to Scotland's great gardens" Jim McColl of the BBC's Beechgrove Garden.
Regular Garden Open Times – Tuesdays in summer from 10am to 5pm
Arnot Tower Gardens are now closed for the winter. We reopen to the public every Tuesday between Tuesday 6 May and Tuesday 28 October 2008, between 10am and 5pm. Entry costs £3.50, and there is ample free parking. Sorry no dogs.
Arnot Tower Gardens are also open by appointment on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays to garden groups and horticultural societies. Entrance is £10 per head, and minimum numbers of 20 people are requested. A group visit starts with an illustrated slide presentation about the development of the gardens (30 minutes), followed by an accompanied tour of the Gardens. Each visitor is given a map of the Gardens, and a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink and nibbles are served on the Italianate Terrace to conclude the visit. Evening visits may be arranged to view the garden illuminations.
