Frequently Asked Questions

A: Our Friends of Glamis members can book  arrival days in advance using the Friends of Glamis loyalty code you received.

A: We welcome dogs in the gardens and grounds, but they must be kept on leads at all times and any mess picked up and disposed of in the bins provided.

A: When choosing a day on our booking page you will see we offer general admission starting from 10am.

A: Yes, our staff will ask to see your membership card on every visit.

A: Yes, it will be open and offers ample car and coach parking facilities. It is located behind our Pavilion Shop and is within easy walking distance of the castle. Car parking is included in all pre-booked tickets. To gain access to the Restaurant, Gift Shop or Hub only, Gardens & Grounds tickets will need to be purchased.

A: The Castle Kitchen Restaurant provides drinks, lunches and afternoon teas. The Old Larder provides hot and cold drinks to take away, as well as a selection of snacks.

There are visitor toilets in the castle which are well sign-posted.

A: If you have booked a ticket through a third-party agent, please contact them directly regarding refunds and transfers.

A: Yes, and we would welcome your support. We offer an annual pass (for you and up to 4 others) at £100 to be used for the entirety of the open season. You can purchase a Friends of Glamis annual membership here

A: Where possible we would encourage renewals online here so we can safely and securely process your details and payments. If you need any help or have any questions please just get in touch.

Telephone: +44 (0)1307 840393

Email: [email protected]

A: Children under 12 years must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times.

A: Cycling to and from Glamis Castle is encouraged, however we do not permit cycling in the gardens. Bicycle racks are provided.

Other guidance we ask you to kindly follow whilst visiting:         

• The Gardens are part of a working Estate, please be aware of vehicles and works being undertaken during the day
• BBQs or fires are not permitted anywhere in gardens and grounds
• Due to the historic nature of the Estate, there are uneven surfaces and walkways
• Drones must not be used anywhere near the castle, or in the gardens and grounds
• The Estate is managed naturally to ensure that the different ecosystems work in harmony Please be aware that at different times of the year there can be insects which may sting or bite, eg Blandford flies (between May and June and close to water), ticks or wasps/bees. It is recommended to follow the NHS advice on prevention of bites and stings and the guidance on symptoms and treatment if you experience a bite or sting