Haddo Estate

Links to other useful websites

Aberdeenshire Council
Aberdeenshire Council’s site for the Haddo Country Park which occupies the former Policy Grounds of Haddo House and includes lakes, woodland and Parkland to which visitors are welcome.

Haddo House Choral and Operatic Society
Amateur Choral Society meeting at Haddo House, and providing the chorus for and promoting an otherwise fully professional annual Opera, also performing oratorio concerts and other events. Founded in 1947 by Lord and Lady Aberdeen, meets in the historic wooden Hall at Haddo House

Haddo Trout Fishery
Fly fishing for trout in a boat on one of the Haddo lakes

Formartine Partnership
The Formartine Partnership is a coalition of local people and organisations concerned about the issues facing the Formartine area of Aberdeenshire. The Partnership aims to involve communities in sustainable rural development in their area. This is being achieved through local initiatives, projects and small grant awards

Haddo House Curling Club
One of the oldest curling clubs in Scotland which has an outdoor curling rink on Haddo

National Trust for Scotland
National Trust for Scotland site for Haddo House built in 1732 for the 2nd Earl of Aberdeen by William Adam. The only Stately Home in the North-East of Scotland.

National Trust for Scotland Holidays
Unique and beautiful holiday properties throughout the most spectacular locations in Scotland

Tartan Tanks
Military vehicle driving experience on the Haddo Estate in anything from a jeep to a Chieftan Tank!

The Rotary Club of Ellon
The Rotary Club of Ellon serves Ellon and the surrounding area, which includes Methlick, Authnagatt, Hatton, Cruden Bay, Newburgh, Balmedie, Tarves and Pitmedden.

The Ythan Project
The project is funded by the European Commission’s Life Environment fund and aims to involve local people in protecting, restoring and enhancing the river Ythan.

Ythan District Fishery Board
Ythan District Fishery Board looks after conservation of fish stocks and supervises fishing on the River Ythan in Aberdeenshire in the North-East of Scotland