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Coldstream - Coldstream - On the banks of the Tweed an ancient crossing point on the border which is equally known for its association with the Coldstream Guards as it is with the local salmon fishing beats. |
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Tillmouth Park Hotel - Situated in 15 acres of secluded woodland and built in 1882 using stones from nearby Twizel Castle, Tillmouth Park typifies a more leisured age. Within the galleried lounge an atmosphere of total relaxation will descend upon you creating thoughts of yesteryear. |
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Glenavon Holiday Cottage - Self catering holiday cottage in Cornhill on Tweed |
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East Braes Bed & Breakfast - recommended by the "Sunday Times" travel section, East Braes has the distinction of being the first Bed and Breakfast in Scotland as you cross the Tweed from Cornhill on the A697. Telephone: 01890 883949 |
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Castle Hotel Coldstream Small family run hotel in the heart of Coldstream offers good accommodation, home cooked food and warm hospitality. 11 High Street Coldstream - 01890 882830 |
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Kelso Race Course - Horse racing at Kelso offers a unique charm of a bygone era, coupled with the very best in modern facilities. Add to this the friendliness of our staff and patrons, plus superb high quality National Hunt Racing in very picturesque surroundings and you have the reason for Kelso's reputation as Britain's Friendliest Course. |
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Coldstream Pipe Band was formed in 1931. They are very much a town band; all of the players either live in or are connected by birth or work to Coldstream and new members are always welcomed. The band is led by Pipe Major Rob Bell. |
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Coldstream Football Club was established in 1895. The side currently plays in the East of Scotland first division and also competes in the preliminary rounds of the Tennents Scottish Cup. Visit their website to find out more about the Club. |