Escape to the peaceful Springwood, set along the River Teviot in stunning parkland near Kelso.
Embrace the beauty of the Scottish Borders, perfect for exploration. Enjoy unique experiences with our local partners, including Floors Castle and the Country Sports Centre, for an unforgettable getaway.
The market town of Kelso is only a short walk from Springwood and offers so much to see and do.
From galleries to independent shops, swimming pool to bike trails, you’ll find something for everyone in Kelso.
Visit the home of famous writer Sir Walter Scott at Abbotsford House, just a short drive from Kelso. Explore the beautiful gardens, learn about his life, and discover the extensive library that once belonged to the author of Waverley.
Looking for something fun to do with the family? Beirhope Alpaca Trekking has you covered. Escape the commotion of daily life and enjoy the stunning scenery of the Scottish Borders in the company of an Alpaca. Short walks, long treks and meet-a-pacas are all available.
For those who love a challenge, the Borders Abbeys Way is a 67-mile walking route that links four of the region’s most famous abbeys. Starting from Melrose Abbey, it’s perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience the beauty of the Scottish Borders.
Just a 10-minute walk from Springwood, the Borders Events Centre (BEC) is the Scottish Border’s most versatile events space and hosts a multitude of events; from conferences and exhibitions to weddings and charity balls. Externally, the grounds regularly play host to agricultural shows and sales and are well-suited to fairs, festivals, and sporting events.
At Springwood, we’re fortunate enough to be situated on the banks of the River Teviot and just a short distance upstream from the famous Junction pool joining the Tweed and Teviot.
The largest inhabited castle in Scotland and family home to the Duke of Roxburgh, wander the spectacular Victorian Walled Gardens with glasshouses, herbaceous borders, and a formal Millennium Garden. Enjoy a snack or afternoon tea at one of their two Cafés, traverse waymarked woodland and riverside walks, or ride the cycle trail suitable for the whole family.
Only a 30-minute drive from Kelso, Jedburgh Abbey is one of Scotland’s best-preserved abbey ruins. A must-see for history lovers, with its impressive stone architecture and fascinating tales from the past.
Discover golfing excellence in the heart of the Scottish Borders at Kelso Golf Club. Their 18-hole, par 71 course unfolds in the picturesque landscape, seamlessly blending with the beauty of Kelso Racecourse. The gently undulating terrain ensures an easy walking experience for all. Renowned for its well-maintained grounds, its attractive parkland course stands out for the exceptional quality of its turf, with greens that are a local hallmark. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, Kelso Golf Club offers a challenge that suits every skill level.
A scenic drive from Springwood will take you to the biggest man-made lake in Northern Europe, and at over 250 square miles, the largest working forest in England. There are so many ways to explore Kielder; cycling, hiking, and completing their Zog activity trail. There’s something for everyone at Kielder Forest.
Award-winning bike trails that attract riders from all over the UK, Glentress Forest has trails to suit all levels. If riding isn’t your forte, don’t worry, Glentress offers a variety of walking routes that boast panoramic views over the Tweed Valley.
Within the grounds of Schloss Roxburghe is the only Championship-grade Golf course in the Scottish Borders. Designed by internationally renowned golf course architect Dave Thomas, the Roxburghe is an outstanding championship course. With picturesque views and free-draining, the course provides an enjoyable game that’s designed to suit all standards of golfer.
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