Our Summer Opening Times start on
Tuesday 23rd April!
Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 3.45pm last entry
winter OPening Times
In winter we try to give access to this wonderful historic site a few days each week. We are usually open Monday to Thursday between 10am and 3pm, but sometimes we are closed because of the weather or work in progress. In the winter less is on display and our visitor facilities and toilets are not available, but our entry fees are low.
Up-to-date information is always on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/auchindrain.township, so please check there before setting off. Online booking is essential and you can do this by clicking on 'Buy Tickets' above, or on arrival at the site by using the QR code on the front window of our entrance building.
You can follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for news, updates and behind the scenes info.
There's also a lot to see on our YouTube channel.
Our historic township
Unique, authentic, thought-provoking
Step back in time and discover Scotland’s rural history at Auchindrain, the most complete and well-preserved example of a Scottish Highland farm township. Vividly imagine life in the old Highlands as you walk through the settlement and see how ordinary people lived and worked. Step into the restored longhouses, see the objects of everyday life and learn about the past inhabitants. Explore the byres, stables and fields to understand how groups of families worked the land in common. Uncover a fascinating, long-vanished Scottish way of life deep in the hills of Argyll.
Auchindrain is six miles south of Inveraray, just 90 minutes from Glasgow and 45 minutes from Oban.
