Highlands Folk Park Scotland

4.7/5
(1.3K) · History museum in Newtonmore, United Kingdom
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Welcome to the Highland Folk Museum, where you can step back in time and experience life in the Highlands from 1700s to the 1950s. We have over 35 …

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May 1, 2025
Superbly atmospheric and very informative experience of authentic historical highland buildings throughout the ages. Loved the joinery workshop, clock makers cabin, old school, shinty sports club pav…Full review by fionns916
Apr 21, 2025
This was a really interesting and fun afternoon with two primary-age children. Lots to see and do, some excellent knowledgeable guides (in costumes) and fascinating history. And for free too (but wor…Full review by EKTraveller52
Apr 8, 2025
We decided to walk along to the museum as we were staying in Newtonmore. Wow! It really surprised us with how much was on display, and so interesting! The kids loved trying writing with ink pens in t…Full review by lizl888
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Are small dogs on a leash allowed?
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dogs must be tied up in the designated area. Pointless to take them, sorry
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Where is it situated
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Hello Ian, we are in Newtonmore in the Cairngorms National Park. Our postcode is PH20 1AY if you want to look us up on a map!
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Answer by Joann H · Aug 29, 2020
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How do I get here by public transport? I’ll be based in Aviemore. Is the bus or train a better option?
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I think the bus is the best option, maybe check up on which stop to get off. You may have a 5min walk.
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Answer by Lee C · Jul 2, 2019
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Is this a museum that is good for adults and teenagers, or is it mostly for young children? We would be visiting on a day …
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Is this a museum that is good for adults and teenagers, or is it mostly for young children? We would be visiting on a day where there are not the special demonstrations, if that matters. Thank you!
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Good for all ages I would say.
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Are well behaved dogs, on leads, allowed?
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Hi Kirsty, I'm afraid we don't allow dogs to visit the museum itself but there are grass areas in our car park for stretching paws and there is a fenced dog area opposite reception where you …
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Hi Kirsty, I'm afraid we don't allow dogs to visit the museum itself but there are grass areas in our car park for stretching paws and there is a fenced dog area opposite reception where you are welcome (at your own risk) to leave your dog while you visit. If you would like to use it, just let them know at reception that your dog is in there and they will keep an eye and take your mobile phone number for while you are in the museum. There are lots of lovely walks around the village for either before or after your visit, we hope you can come and see us. Best wishes Highland Folk Museum
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