House of Dun

Explore this elegant Georgian country house set amid glorious gardens and woodland. Dogs are very welcome on the estate and in the café. Dog bowls and biscuits are available at the café and in the courtyard. There are some areas where dogs need to be kept on a lead (signposted).

Set above the beautiful Montrose Basin, House of Dun is one of Angus’ finest historic estates and a fantastic dog-friendly day out. Managed by the National Trust for Scotland, this elegant 18th-century country house is surrounded by formal gardens, ancient woodland and miles of scenic walking trails. While the historic house itself can be explored on guided tours, many visitors come to enjoy the peaceful estate, wildlife-rich woodland and welcoming café. With spectacular views, seasonal displays of flowers, family-friendly facilities and plenty of space to explore with your dog, House of Dun is the perfect stop whether you’re visiting Montrose or exploring the Angus countryside.

Dog Friendly Features

🐶 Dogs are welcome throughout the estate and woodland walks.

☕ Dogs are welcome inside Erskine’s Café.

💧 Water bowls are provided.

🦴 Complimentary dog biscuits are available in the café and courtyard.

🌳 Extensive woodland and estate walks to enjoy.

🐕 Some areas require dogs to be kept on a lead (clearly signposted).

🦌 Wildlife including red squirrels, roe deer, otters and birds can often be spotted, so keep dogs under close control.

🚫 Dogs are not permitted inside the historic house (assistance dogs excepted).