Just moments away from Coldstream Holiday Park lies the stunning Hirsel Estate, a classic country haven where natural beauty and fascinating history intertwine to offer a memorable experience, any time of year. Offering peaceful lakeside strolls, the Homstead Farm Shop and Cafe, Play Park, Museum with intriguing stories and Craft Shops all held within the Homestead. The Hirsel warmly welcomes you to explore its delights, practically on your doorstep!
The Hirsel warmly welcome guests to enjoy the Hirsel. While a formal charge isn't applied, you'll find honesty boxes at the Homestead and in Dundock Wood for those who wish to contribute towards the upkeep of the walks, policies, and the Homestead museum.
Find out more about the year-round allure of the Hirsel Estate below – a place where nature's beauty and a rich heritage await your discovery.
From Coldstream Holiday Park you can walk into the Hirsel Estate through a forest path which begins at the west side of the wooded area opposite the holiday park entrance. Alternatively you can drive to the Homstead where parking is available for a modest fee of £2.50 per car which grants you access to the estate's remarkable facilities and helps support the upkeep of the scenic walks around the shimmering lake and through the ancient Dundock Wood.
Nestled in the heart of the estate, the Homestead Cafe and Farm Shop, run by the friendly Ann and her team, is the perfect spot to pause and indulge. Treat yourself to delectable homemade cakes and scones, savor a light and nutritious lunch, and choose from a wide selection of teas, coffees, and refreshing drinks.
The Homstead Farm Shop & Cafe
The Hirsel Estate is home to a beautiful fold (that's the collective name for Highland cattle) of Highland cows. Their shaggy coats, impressive horns, and gentle demeanour make them a firm favourite with visitors of all ages. You'll find them grazing peacefully in the estate's fields, adding a touch of quintessential Scottish charm to the landscape.
Highland Cattle in The Hirsel Estate
Embark on a journey through the estate's diverse landscapes with a choice of well-marked walks, including Crooks Walk, Lake Walk, Dundock Walk, Riverside Walk and the Dunglass Walk.
Way Marked Walking Routes
In spring, visitors can see a variety of resident including deer, squirrels and migrant birds (over 170 species). In autumn, the Hirsel Lake becomes a significant site for thousands of ducks, geese, and gulls overwintering there. You may even spot an otter!
Wildlife in the Hirsel Estate
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