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Crawford Castle, Crawford

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4.4

By 993terries

To be clear, the house across the street is not a Crawford homestead. When first built, stones from the Crawford Castle ruins were used in the construction of the house. The Castle ruins across the...

To be clear, the house across the street is not a Crawford homestead. When first built, stones from the Crawford Castle ruins were used in the construction of the house. The Castle ruins across the... more »
By erikw171

When I visited there was a storm blowing through which added even more character to the ruined tower! Parking isn't plentiful and there's no information about the ruin when you arrive, nor is there...

When I visited there was a storm blowing through which added even more character to the ruined tower! Parking isn't plentiful and there's no information about the ruin when you arrive, nor is there... more »
By W5743HDneilf

I used to live in the house and it’s not a Crawford Ancestral home it’s just a house called Castle Crawford that was built from the ruins of the castle across the road in the 18th century. The castle.... more

I used to live in the house and it’s not a Crawford Ancestral home it’s just a house called Castle Crawford that was built from the ruins of the castle across the road in the 18th century. The castle.... more »

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By Roscoe Crawford

A wonderful experience for me. Highly recommend a stop if you can. It is in ruins, not to bad for the age.

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By Dennis Cudd

Beautiful village and the Clyde is lovely. We could find no one to ask, so we jumped the fence. We took nothing and would have put a £ 5 note in a box if the owner had put one out. #wearecrawfords

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By Anthony Murray

Only a very small castle worth a visit if your local or just passing by

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By Alasdair Fisher

A magical place. My flatmate wanted to go as it was her ancestors home many years past (not the castle but the village). The castle is remote and ruined but there is still enough of it standing for it to be very worthwhile visiting. And it is just the castle, no intrusive signs or modern additions which gives a special quality missing from some such places.

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By darren m

Very limited parking and a small walk to the castle. Lovely views of the hills and river as well.

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