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Park facilities -
There is a small onsite shop selling general convenience items. You can book a pay as you go round of golf and golf buggy at the shop too. There’s also a laundry, children’s play area and takeaway snack bar.

The onsite Tavern Restaurant and Bar has recently been beautifully refurbished and offers an excellent choice of meals with a separate children’s menu. There’s also an outside terraced seating area.
Tourist attractions -
Harestanes Countryside Visitor Centre, Jedburgh
Jacksons Farm
Monteviot House and Gardens, Jedburgh
Jedburgh Abbey, Jedburgh
Jedburgh Castle and Jail, Jedburgh
Mary Queen of Scots House, Jedburgh
Born in Scotland (inc Distillery), Nr Lanton, Jedburgh
Abbotsford House and Gardens, Galashiels (Home of Sir Walter Scott)
Melrose Abbey, Melrose
Priorswood House and Gardens, Melrose
Scott's View and Wallace Monument, Dryburgh
Bowhill Adventure Playground, Selkirk
Bowhill House and Theatre, Selkirk (Home of the Duke of Buccleuch)
Haining House, Selkirk
Salmon Viewing Centre, Selkirk
St Mary’s Loch, Selkirk
Grey Mares Tail, Nr Moffat
Hawico Knitwear Mill Tour, Hawick
Distillery Tour, Hawick
Hawick Museum and Wilton Lodge Park
Kelso Abbey, Kelso
Floors Castle and Gardens, Kelso (Home of the Duke of Roxburghe)
Thirlstane Castle, Lauder
Oxton Pottery with adjacent Bird Gardens, Nr Lauder
Traquair House and Brewery, Innerleithen
Dawyck Botanic Gardens, Peebles
Kailzie Gardens and Osprey Watch, Nr Peebles
St Abbs Head, National Nature Reserve Eyemouth
Edinburgh Castle
Leisure activities -
Braidwood Clays, Midlem, Nr Selkirk
Glentress Mountain Biking Centre, Nr Peebles
Go Ape Centre, Glentress
Walks, horse riding & more!

Local Towns

- St Boswells

The lovely village of St Boswells is less than 4 miles away and boast an award winning butcher, post office, local newsagent and R S McColl convenience store as well as a number of bespoke shops including a popular books shop with café which regularly hosts book signing events.
The Buccleuch Arms Hotel and Hunters Stables are both recommended for food and drink. A walk from site is highly recommended with the option to get the bus back.

- Jedburgh

The Historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh about 10 minute drive from the site. Jedburgh has a number of local shops and cafés. The red sandstone Jedburgh Abbey is a key feature of Jedburgh as well as Jedburgh Jail and Mary Queen of Scot’s House. Jedburgh houses ones of only two Court buildings in the Borders.

- Kelso

Kelso is 12 miles away. Kelso has some lovely individual little country shops and is world renowned for its salmon fishing on the River Tweed. Floors Castle, the home of the Duke of Roxburghe is located in Kelso as is the very popular horserace course and ice rink.

- Melrose

The picturesque town of Melrose is 10 and a half miles away and is the birthplace of 7’s rugby. The triple peak Eildon hills are the most prominent landmark in the Scottish Borders. Melrose has some lovely little quaint shops and the Abbey contains the heart of Robert the Bruce.

- Galashiels

Galashiels is the largest of the Border towns with a population of around 15,000. It is just over 12 miles drive away. Galashiels has two large supermarkets (Asda and Tesco) as well as a Marks and Spencer at the retail park close by. There is also an Aldi store. There are lots of bespoke shops and award winning gardens in the town. Anyone wishing to visit Edinburgh can get the train from Galashiels train station for around £12.50 return per person. Children under 16 are free.

- Selkirk

Located 12 miles away, the ancient burgh of Selkirk stands high above the Ettrick and Yarrow Valleys. William Wallace was proclaimed Overlord of Scotland in the towns Forest Kirk and Sir Walter Scott was Sheriff for 33 years. Each year on the 2nd weekend in June, Selkirk holds its local common riding where the Standard Bearer and his followers ride the marches dating back to 1513 and the Battle of Flodden. Selkirk is well known for its local tweed mills and the Selkirk Bannock, a delicious fruit cake. The other Court building of only 2 left in the Borders is located here.

- Hawick

Hawick is the second biggest town in the Borders with a population of around 13,000. It is a 20 minute drive from here. Hawick is world famous for its fine quality Cashmere knitwear, and historic common riding. Hawick is also famous in rugby circles where the current captain of the Scottish rugby team comes from.

- Peebles

About a 45-minute drive from here, Peebles is no ordinary town with its spectacular scenery and local shops and cafés. You would not be the first to feel inspired by the artsy town, with John Buchan, the Scottish Novelist, choosing to make his home here. Glentress Mountain Bike Trail and Go Ape Adventure course is only a short distance from Peebles.

- Eyemouth and St Abbs

The historic town of Eyemouth is a small fishing village located 5 miles from the Border of England. It’s located an hours drive away and well worth a visit. It boasts a natural harbour, with narrow streets and vennels giving shelter from the sea. Fishing boats are often observed returning from early morning sailings out to sea to catch fresh fish to sell at the local shops and markets. Small villages such as Coldingham, St Abbs, Ayton and Reston are all within a short distance of Eyemouth. There is fine coastal scenery along he A1, with opportunities for bird watching, walking, fishing, diving, sea cruises around the coast and for the more adventurous speed boat (rib) trips.
Leisure Pursuits

- Go Ape, Glentress, Near Peebles.

- Glentress Forest Mountain Biking trail, Glentress, Near Peebles

- Golf

There is an excellent 9 hole golf course on site and a number of other courses within a few miles.

- Cycling

As well as Glentress mentioned above, with 100 of square miles of beautiful country roads there are also a number of other cycling routes available across the Borders. Electric bike hire is available locally.

- Walking

There are some great walks around Lillardsedge and throughout the Scottish Borders area which boasts some spectacular scenery.

- Horse riding

Ian Stark’s Equestrian Centre is located at Selkirk, just a 10 minute drive away.

- Clay Pigeon Shooting

Braidwood Clays, Midlem, Selkirk is a 15-minute drive away.

- Fishing - on a number of lochs locally and the River Tweed, permit required.