Glencoe Folk Museum
"Huggable" - Rick Steves, Travel Writer
Getting Here
We are located in the heart of Glencoe Village, just off the A82 and close to the dramatic glen itself. If you are driving, look out for our Brown Tourist Signs as you approach Glencoe Village. Please use the carpark at the entrance to the village. There are also daily Citylink buses from both Edinburgh and Glasgow, and frequent local buses running between Glencoe, Fort William and Oban. We are a 5 minute walk from the village car park and bus stop along a quiet, pretty street.
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We are currently CLOSED for Redevelopment. We will reopen in 2025.
Adults £3
Children (under 16) Free
Free entry for local residents
We have a small gift shop selling Scottish and locally-made crafts, jams, candles, tartans, magnets, soaps, jewellery, books and more. We also stock a variety of local interest pamphlets written by our founder, Barbara Fairweather.
Public toilets and a car park can be found at the end of the Glencoe Village road, a 5 minute walk from the museum. (Please don't park outside our neighbours' houses - the street is narrow and can quickly become congested.) Disabled parking is available directly outside the museum. We provide FREE WiFi to visitors! Dogs are welcome.
Due to the nature of the building, access is limited. Please see our Accessibility Report or contact us for more information.
We love hearing from you, so if you have any questions please don't hesitate to get in touch! You can email us at curator@glencoemuseum.com or fill out the form below. If you are looking for our opening times, they can be found in the panel above, or at the bottom of the page!