reservations not required

Contact them and ask as I’m not sure.

The car park by Home Farm and Gift Shop should be accessible, if so you should be able to get into the garden area and see the house. However, its going to be try and see as the main access might not be open. If you are travelling close by it would be worth a try, but I would not make a big detour just in case!

There is no gate on the front of the castle grounds. As far as I can see from the road, you have full access to the drive way and woodland. I also believe you can proceed down the right hand road beside the castle and walk along the seashore. I have posted a couple of drives to Dunrobin Castle on the scothighlands website if you’d like to see how the access is and have an idea of the view from the coast.

I think you can walk the grounds for free but not sure about dogs

No but you can take them through the woodland by the castle and also around the coastline. I've posted a clip of the view from the coast on the Scothighlands website but can't share the link here unfortunately.

Hi there No I think you have to buy an all in one ticket, but the castle is beautiful as well. It is a good day out. Hope you enjoy your trip.

Personal opinion, but I think you would be pushing it with only 90 minutes (assuming that means from the time you pull into the parking lot until the time you pull back out) if you want to enjoy your visit. Yes, you can make it through the building, especially if you are not really into the historic aspects that abound, and you can make it through the gardens; the crunch might be the falconry exhibit. You will have to be very careful in your timing, since the bird displays happen at set periods during the day. You may have to leave before the end to keep on schedule. One thing to consider is how expensive it is to get into Dunrobin. We had the luxury of being able to rearrange our day to expand the time at Dunrobin so we knew had a snack there and walked through the house and gardens and down to the falcons for a preliminary walk prior to the display--in short, we spent a couple hours and felt it was worth the price of admission.

I think that it is closed from November to March.

Yes it should be.