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what’s on North Ayrshire

North Ayrshire offers world-class sport and recreation facilities. It has 20 top-quality mainland and island golf courses and the Open Golf venues of Turnberry, Troon and Old Prestwick are also within easy reach. Water sports include dinghy sailing, cruising, windsurfing and sea kayaking, and the  Firth of Clyde is an international centre for yachting. Other popular outdoor pursuits include climbing, hill walking, and fishing - not forgetting the area’s well known artistic and cultural attractions.

area highlights

Year-round, Ayrshire:

Created for the public to enjoy and situated on the outskirts of Kilwinning, Eglinton Country Park features some 400 hectares of parkland and countryside.

Year-round, Ayrshire:

17th century flour mill and ancillary buildings on riverside site.

19th & 20th May 2012, Ayrshire:

Formally at Dumfries the exhibition has moved to Auchenharvie Academy, Stevenston.

30th June - 1st July 2012, Ayrshire:

Kelburn Garden Party takes place at Kelburn Castle and Park, near Largs on Scotland’s West coast.

Mid May to mid September, North Ayrshire

Displaying the history of the abbey and the town of Kilwinning, the museum is open Easter weekend and then from the middle of May to the middle of September.

April - October, Ayrshire:

The Museum’s Boatshop on Irvine’s harbourside features exhibitions, ship models and a children’s activity area, as well as the Museum shop.

Year-round, North Ayrshire

The grounds and riding school of this magnificent estate are open throughout the year and there are regular Ranger-led activities to look out for.

All year, North Ayrshire: 

Fitness classes for everyone.


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