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Welcome to the Kinneil website. It’s packed with information on historic Kinneil Estate and its neighbouring Nature Reserve. Go for a walk, step back in time and have a great day. There are lots of things to explore.
Visit Kinneil Museum
Kinneil Museum is normally open throughout the year (from 12.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day – although closed on Tuesdays). Admission is free of charge. The museum is packed with information on the history of Kinneil and the wider Bo’ness area.
Kinneil boasts acres of woodland and natural habitat.
Explore the area on foot or bike.
Take a free Saturday guided history tour, or check out free audio tours and maps of the area.
Explore Kinneil House
The imposing Kinneil House is closed to the public throughout 2021. However you can still visit the grounds and find out more about the House in Kinneil Museum.
CHECK OUT THE LATEST ARTICLES
- Free talk – ‘Arthur’s Oven: A Battle Won, & Lost’ – by Geoff Bailey, 2pm on 23 September, Bo’ness Library
- Friends volunteers to provide weekly outdoor guided tour at Kinneil House
- Use your vote! Friends seek community support for Hidden Heritage Trail installation
- Video puts Kinneil Estate in spotlight
- Walk and cycle around Kinneil
- Discover the history of the Bo’ness foreshore
The Roman Antonine Wall – which runs through Kinneil Estate – was named as a British World Heritage Site in 2008. Read our archive story on the announcement. Also Walks, Map, Videos relating to the Wall.
Kinneil Estate and Nature Reserve are part of the John Muir Way, a long-distance walking route across central Scotland.
See www.johnmuirway.org for details.
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