Colin Reay
08.03.2025
Isolated castle with spectacular views. Free parking and an easy 10 minute walk from the car park.
PAUL KENCHINGTON
01.03.2025
It's only small but in a great location..
Marion Johnstone
14.02.2025
A hauntingly beautiful place. Well worth the walk out there.
Peter Macpherson
30.01.2025
Was there years ago, it's just at the roadside.
Jennifer McMillan
28.12.2024
Lovely ruins right off the road with a small car park available. Free entry and you can walk to the site using stones to avoid the water. A waterfall is located nearby across the road.
James GPT
27.12.2024
Lovely
Klaudia Kotlarz
23.12.2024
If only there was some sun, the place would look so much prettier <3
Veronica Nowell
09.09.2024
Lovely ruin, free parking is only 2 min walk to the ruin. Good pathway, lovely views and amazing history. Very atmospheric, and on a stunning Loch.
Andy Lawson
14.04.2019
Ancient wee castle appears to be on the water on a small island but actually isn't.
Nice ruin, bit of history.
Some parking, plenty mud and very wet.
Watch your feet!
See reference to tintin.
Ross Tempany
19.11.2024
Right next to the road so easy to reach. A picturesque ruin with very scenic access across a short sandy causeway
J D (JD)
24.10.2024
Early morning view. Ardvreck Castle, perched on the shores of Loch Assynt in the Scottish Highlands, is a hauntingly beautiful historic ruin. Built in the late 16th century by the MacLeods of Assynt, it offers a dramatic, picturesque scene with its ancient stone walls contrasting against the blue waters of the loch and the surrounding rugged landscape. The castle’s setting evokes a sense of mystery and history, especially when shrouded in mist or set against the stunning sunsets of the area. Exploring the castle and learning about its turbulent past, including stories of betrayal and battles, adds depth to the experience. A must-visit for photographers
Jonathan Sharrocks
23.10.2024
Excellent free tourist spot with great walks and views
C M
22.10.2024
Make sure to wear your boots, can be very muddy underfoot
Mick Robo
17.10.2024
Fab castle 🏰
Laurainne Copnall
16.10.2024
Beautiful scenery. Very easy to walk around. Fab photo spot.
Karl Thomas
11.10.2024
This is a nice spot to stop at to break up a long drive and stretch your legs. Plenty of places to park and a short walk out to the peninsula where the castle is. A very photogenic ruin, makes for some excellent black and white photos if the weather's right.
Ground by the castle is quite firm, getting there can cross some boggy ground if its been wet.
Lovely scenery all round, but no suprises there, 'Scotland'.
