About us

Hey there! I'm Jessica, and together with Lisa, Kirsty and Stephenie, we operate Ayshire Rural Retreats, a range of self catered properties on our Beef and Sheep Farm

Our journey began over five years ago and thanks to our guests love and support, we've expanded and upgraded our accommodation and now have 6 'pods' for two and two spacious houses for families and friends.

We're hands-on with both the farm and holiday accommodation, so don't hesitate to say hi and ask us anything during your stay.

Follow our adventures on Instagram @ayrshire_rural_retreats or Facebook and TikTok @ayrshireruralretreats. Welcome to our rural retreat!

Information

Enjoy the best of both worlds when staying in a rural location, with lots of local amenities and things to do near by:

Local Towns: Galston (Shops and takeaways) – 2mi Kilmarnock – 6mi Glasgow – 23mi Troon – 16mi Ayr – 17mi Local Activities: Treetops Zip Wire & Craufurdland Estate – 3mi Newmilns Dri Ski slope – 3mi Loudoun Leisure Centre – 1.5mi Loudoun Golf Club – 2mi Scottish Paintball Arena – 2mi Dean Castle and Kay Park – 5mi Whitelees Wind Farm – 6mi Ayrshire Athletics Arena – 5mi Dark Skies Observatory – 23mi Blackstone Clydesdales, Horse Riding – 16 mi Our top restaurant recommendations: The Lairds Table, Craufurdland Estate – 3mi The Glass House, Rowallen Castle – 7mi La Dragon, Chinese and Cocktail Bar, Kilmarnock – 5mi Maggies Bar and Grill, Kilmarnock – 5mi

Rules

We want you to come here to relax and enjoy our wonderful countryside.

For your benefit please respect the following house rules:

  • We accept no responsibility or liability for loss or damage to yourselves or your property. 
  • Pets are welcome for £10 per stay, but please bring your own dog bed / food and we do not allow pets on furniture And all dog fowl must be removed. Pets can be paid for at www.ayrshireruralretreatsshop.com. 
  • A maximum of two dogs per stay. Please keep dogs on a lead and do not enter fields with livestock in them
  • You break it, you pay for it! 

A Little Bit of R and R! #stayherescotland