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Storybook Glen Aberdeen

Information about visiting Storybook Glen and seeing the nursery rhyme characters in Maryculter Aberdeen Scotland


This is a fine treat for children and adults where large models and outdoor scenes are dedicated to the many nursery rhyme, television and story book characters. These include Postman Pat, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Old Macdonald.




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Storybook Glen Aberdeen can be found at Maryculter along the South Deeside Road. There is a large car park and other facilities include disabled access, toilets and a large restaurant. Guide dogs are permitted into the park.

For the opening times please visit www.storybookglenaberdeen.co.uk or call (01224) 732941. The postcode for your sat nav is AB12 5FS.








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