Tour Aldouran Garden, Woods & Glen

Walks, Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway
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Tour Aldouran Garden, Woods & Glen

Leswalt, Stranraer

by sutchfun

  • 45 minutes / 2km
  • 1

A family and dog friendly wander around a wonderful community garden, wetland and woodland. So many corners of joy. Abundance of wildlife.

  • Wildlife
  • Water feature
  • Public toilets
  • Picnic spot
  • Dog friendly
  • Child friendly

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Map preview for Tour Aldouran Garden, Woods & Glen
  1. If you’re arriving by car, parking is available at the nearby village hall (Bridge of Aldouran, Leswalt, Stranraer DG9 0LW).

    Step 1: If you’re arriving by car, parking is available at the nearby village hall (Bridge of Aldouran, Leswalt, Stranraer DG9 0LW).

  2. Step 2: Disabled parking places are available next to the main Aldouran Garden entrance.

  3. Leswalt Village Store is just here so you can easily pick up drinks or snacks for your jaunt.

    Step 3: Leswalt Village Store is just here so you can easily pick up drinks or snacks for your jaunt.

  4. Past the shop, take the left hand path and walk up Kirkland View. Continue to the end and into the park.

    Step 4: Past the shop, take the left hand path and walk up Kirkland View. Continue to the end and into the park.

  5. The park leads to the garden which was created and maintained by local volunteers. You’ll pass a kids playground on the left hand side.

    Step 5: The park leads to the garden which was created and maintained by local volunteers. You’ll pass a kids playground on the left hand side.

  6. The pretty community garden has raised dry walled flower beds. Lots of  trees as well as a wetland area with a boardwalk.

    Step 6: The pretty community garden has raised dry walled flower beds. Lots of trees as well as a wetland area with a boardwalk.

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