Glencoe Visitor Centre - National Trust for Scotland

Really nice visitor centre with interesting information presented in an appealing way. Beautiful views, picture opportunities and trails to explore outside the centre.

it is worth a stop off to look around this interesting centre with information about the dramatic scenery & history of this famous site in Glencoe. You can also find out more about the reconstruction of a traditional 17th-century turf and creel house and take a short walk to see it. There are also guided tours avaiable to book.https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/glencoe/highlights/visitor-centreThe Highland Coo Café / restaurant serves good, wholesome food.

We drove through the Three Sisters and stopped at the visitors center for lunch and a family friendly hike. It was fantastic, there were picnic tables outside with the most beautiful view of the mountains! A bit chilly for us Floridians but so worth it! A memory to cherish. There was a fantastic cafe inside the visitors center, but we had packed our own lunch prior so we didn’t get to try it, though we were quite tempted. The hike was also great for us, as we had my parents who are over 65 and our 3 year old daughter. Exactly what we wanted to keep everyone safe but take in the beauty surrounding us. The visitors center itself is worth the stop with an informative video, clean bathrooms and education facilities! So glad we went for it! Totally wonderful!

Such an incredible scenery. I was mesmerized by the beauty of glencoe. There is a turf house which is a traditional house of glencoe. We dont need to pay, but we can donate to preserve this place.

A really interesting visitor centre with lots of information - and free entry too! The car park costs £4 or free if you are a member of the National Trust Scotland or Naional Trust. There is a cinema with a fascinating video about the construction of the turf and creel house which you can visit. Views on a good day would be amazing - it was rainy and misty today though! There is a big tearoom with a wide choice of food. We were greeted very enthusiastically by Euan in the tearoom and made to feel very welcome.

Glencoe Visitor Centre offers a great introduction to the stunning landscape and history of the area. The centre is located in the heart of Glencoe, which is widely regarded as one of Scotland's most breathtaking locations, with stunning mountains and glens that are popular with hikers and nature enthusiasts.The Visitor Centre provides interesting and informative displays on the history, ecology, and geology of the area, making it an excellent place to learn more about Glencoe and its surroundings. There are also interactive exhibits and audio-visual presentations, making the visit an engaging and enjoyable experience.In addition to the exhibitions, the centre has a gift shop and a café that serves local food and drinks, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the stunning view of the dramatic landscape.Overall, the Glencoe Visitor Centre is definitely worth a visit as it is a fantastic resource for learning about the area and provides a great starting point for exploring the stunning landscape of Glencoe.

This is a very well maintained and setup visitors centre, with a video introduction to the area, cafe, beautiful shop (even by National Trust standards), and a small 3D mal of the area with volunteers to also provide helpful walking advice. Out the back there is also a beautiful (accessible) view with a few signs, and if looking for a fairly flat or easy walk, there is a one mile loop that starts from the back of the visitor centre.Facilities: The toilets are clean, and though the car park costs £4 it is free if you have National Trust.

This is a great place to stop by on your journey through Glencoe, a nice gift shop with reasonable pricing and lots of information.The café sells good coffee, I didn't try the food but it did look pretty good!Parking fee goes towards maintaining Glencoe.

Great location to learn about the history of Glencoe, it's people, mountaineering and the Glencoe Massacre.Enjoyed reading the content in the interpretive displays.Free admission but paid parking.Cafe, gift shop and amenities on-site.Worth a visit if you're in Glencoe.