Family activities
Milne Graden is, at its heart, a place for doing things together. Whether that means
casting a line at dawn, borrowing bikes after breakfast, or simply letting the children
run — the estate has a way of keeping everyone happily occupied during your stay,
often all at once.
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fun for all the family
Adventure playground
Deep in the woodland beside the Tweed, the Adventure Playground takes its
cues from the estate's own history. Admiral Sir David Milne — the naval
officer who built Milne Graden in 1823 — wove seafaring into the fabric of
this place, and that spirit finds new life here: timber and rope reimagined
into something for climbing, exploring, and the kind of imaginative play that
needs a canopy of trees overhead and no particular plan.
Activities & Surroundings
Walking
Discover the estate on foot, following the paths along the Tweed and through the woodlands — with the adventure playground and walled garden both worth a stop along the way.
Cycling
Take one of the available bikes and explore the many woodland trails and country lanes around the estate.
Fishing
The River Tweed has an international reputation for salmon and brown trout fishing, and is one of the top salmon rivers in the UK.
Walled Garden
The Victorian Walled Garden has found a new purpose as Tails of the Tweed — a dog park where four-legged friends can roam freely within its historic walls.
Stays For Families
Milne Graden is made for families — with riverside walks, woodland adventures, and a brand-new playground for little ones to enjoy. After days exploring castles and coastlines, return to your cosy cottage and make memories together.
Stays For Four Legged Friends
Milne Graden is perfect for four-legged guests — with riverside trails, woodland walks, and open fields to explore. After days of adventure, return to your dog-friendly cottage for a well-earned rest by the fire.