Logie Steading

One of the Top rateds in Conicavel Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nice place with good walks, great staff in the Logie Timber shop as well. Also had great love music in the courtyard as well. Hidden gem. Visited this for the first time. What a pleasant surprise. Very neatly kept grounds and gardens. Good selection of retail outlets. Spent quite a while in the book shop. Cafe was busy with good food. We bought a number of unusual plants at the garden centre. We then visited the beautiful gardens. Then it was back to plant centre to purchase more plants. Most are taken from cuttings from the main gardens. We highly recommend a visit here. Logie is just incredibly calming. A haven in this crazy world. Highlights for me are the garden, which is beautiful, the walks along the river, and sitting outside in the courtyard on a sunny day just listening to the birds....with a cuppa and a delicious cake or scone! The cafe offers good quality food. Is isn't cheap, but everything I've had, has been lovely. I've seen the craft workshops change over the years and the selection is not as varied as it once was but it's still nice to drop by and see what's new. All in all, Logie Steading is a perfect place to spend a few hours. It's family owned and has seen 6 generations living there. It's obviously a cherished family home and I believe you can feel the family's love for the place in how beautiful it is maintained. Yes, it's a business too....but to me, that always feels secondary. I adore Logie Steading and visit whenever I'm in Moray. Well worth the short trip from the Moray coast. Logie steading was a nice wee place, it has a lovely cafe with seating indoors and out, lovely shops with handmade goods, art, jewellery, clothing. There is also a small museum which was very interesting. There is plenty of parking and they even have parking in the shade if you have your dog in the car which I thought was good. Accessible for disabled people Really enjoyed doing this walk but must admit that it's not for the faint hearted!! The bridges you cross can be scary for people who are scared of heights. It is a lovely walk lots to see too. On the hill there is a derelict castle to see. This is a great place to visit for walking, eating and shopping. We had a lovely walk along the River Findhorn to Randolph's Leap, with spectacular views. Afterwards we enjoyed a tasty lunch in the cafe. There is a fabulous bookshop here, where we spent quite a lot of time browsing through the secondhand books. What an incredible place where the walks offer serenity and a sense of adventure. The spacious café delights with delicious offerings, while the shops on site make you feel like a VIP. I loved the bookshop—massive and full of an amazing selection. We loved this stop during our bike trip! The food was delicious and the service amazing. Courtyard really pretty for lunch. The shops on the edge were an added bonus! Highly recommend. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Cafe