For the latest events and information about Kelso, Kelso-online will keep you up to date with everything to see and do in our lovely border town.
www.scottishbordersheritage.co.uk is the official web site of the Archaeology and Countryside Service of Scottish Borders Council, detailing all you need to know to explore the history and heritage of the Scottish Borders.
1. Have a great day out and place a bet at www.kelso-races.co.uk
2. If you plan to visit Kelso in the winter you can visit our ice rink for a wizz around the rink on your ice skates or have a serious game of curling.
3. Kelso has a terrific 18 hole, par 71 golf course, and is renown for its fine greens and fairways. www.kelsogolfclub.com
4. Visitors and keen anglers come from all over the world to fish on the River Tweed. Information can be found at www.fishtweed.co.uk
5. The Border Union showground at Springwood Park is possibly the largest outdoor activity and events’ venue in the Scottish Borders. Look at their website for an up to date diary of events. www.buas.org
6. Floors Castle is the family home of the 10th Duke of Roxburghe. Well worth visiting the castle and gardens. It also has a beautiful garden terrace for coffee or lunch. www.floorscastle.com
7. Many other stately homes are well worth visiting in the Scottish Borders and Kelso is a great base for day trips.
Are only a few to mention.
8. www.teviotgamefaresmokery.co.uk is only a few miles outside of Kelso on the road to Jedburgh. It is a family run smokery specialising in the most delicious produce. Well worth popping in. It also has a lovely riverside walk.
9.The Scottish Borders Donkey Sancturary www.donkeyheaven.org is a lovely day out for the children. Please contact them directly before you visit.
