Local Reviews
In August 2018, Luis Robles said about Scott's Grotto
Excellent. Nice little piece of history
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In September 2018, Steven Watson said about Scott's Grotto
Really sweet and interesting. A quirky series of underground chambers whose walls are decorated with shells and flints. A torch is absolutely necessary. The grotto is set in the lower part of a small, steep sided wooded garden. An octagonal summer house sits in the top part of the garden .Although, initially, it took me less than ten minutes to go round, the children had great fun playing hide-and-seek and we were there for more than half-an-hour in the end. The parking is a little bit limited and, since it is in a residential area, there is nothing much else around but certainly worth a wee visit.
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In September 2018, Tess 14 said about Scott's Grotto
Interesting place
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In October 2018, Jo Smith said about Scott's Grotto
A hidden gem- check opening times as it's run by volunteers, but it's well with a visit to see the intricate decorations and impressive amounts of work that went into it.
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In November 2018, Stasys Maulius said about Scott's Grotto
Nothing special
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In November 2018, Chris Gibbs said about Scott's Grotto
Wonderful afternoon here
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In April 2019, User Profile said about Scott's Grotto
Fantastic
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In April 2019, Jeff Woodward said about Scott's Grotto
Unusual place, good for a few hours.
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In April 2019, Che Coxshall said about Scott's Grotto
Very interesting, pretty cool!<br>Take a torch!<br>Kids enjoy exploring, but you'll only spend about a half hour there.
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In April 2019, Maria Nichola said about Scott's Grotto
Very nice Easter egg hunt with the kids. They all got an Easter egg at the end of the trail and the shell covered walls were really impressive.
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