Kelso Vacations

Scotland's largest inhabited castle houses the Duke of Roxburghe and showcases art by Matisse and Picasso. Wander through opulent rooms with fine tapestries, then explore the Victorian Walled Gardens.

This 15th-century tower house inspired Sir Walter Scott, offering panoramic views across the Scottish Borders. Climb to the rooftop for an unforgettable perspective of the landscape that shaped literary history.

Affectionately known as "Britain's Friendliest Racecourse," Kelso offers thrilling National Hunt racing in the Scottish Borders, featuring the historic 1822 grandstand and premium hospitality during the September-May season.

Mellerstain House features Robert Adam's exquisite Georgian interiors with intricate plasterwork. Explore the formal gardens offering seasonal blooms and sweeping views of the Scottish Borders countryside.

This rare octagonal church (1773) showcases unique Scottish ecclesiastical architecture with remarkable acoustics. Experience its serene atmosphere during a concert, alongside nearby Kelso Abbey.

The majestic ruins of Kelso Abbey showcase Scotland's medieval religious grandeur through impressive Romanesque stonework. Wander freely among the towering west tower while imagining the once-thriving monastic community.

The Pennine Way stretches 268 miles across England's rugged backbone from Edale to Kirk Yetholm in Scotland. Hikers traverse diverse landscapes of moorlands and peaks, with breathtaking views.

Connect four ancient Scottish abbeys on this 68-mile circular trail through rolling countryside and charming towns. Explore the majestic 12th-century ruins while enjoying the tranquil beauty of the Borders landscape.