Easterton
Farmhouse


Leo
with his mares
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Bed and Breakfast
accommodation in beautiful Perthshire countryside, near
Gleneagles Golf Courses ( 2 miles) offering
value for money accommodation. Cheap and cheerful compared with
Gleneagles
but a chance to enjoy the five star facilities.
Peaceful and quiet surroundings. Children
welcome
Perfect
Golfer's retreat, within 3 minutes of Gleneagles golf courses.
Falconry
centre about to open on site. Phoenix Falconry are relocating
to Easterton Farm. Come and meet the birds. Special rates for B&B
when booking falconry visits. Three nights for the price of two.
Make it a holiday.
Classic
cars enthusiasts welcomed. Ample parking and
safe storage for classic cars enthusiasts.
Ancestral Tourism a speciality.
See our links page for various useful sites
Riding
holidays now available - bring your own horse or use our highly
trained horses.
Other activities available locally are fishing at Orchil
Loch, walking, falconry
or just magnificent scenery.
Within easy reach of the Superfast
Ferry, Rosyth
Eating
out: Wide range of cuisine in Auchterarder or dine at the
famous Andrew Fairlie restaurant
at Gleneagles.
Homecoming
Scotland
Loads
of events to celebrate the 250th aniversary of Robert Burns birth |
Dressage
Group times
for Tuesday 23rd June 09
click
here
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Pupil
on Ben
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Visit
the
Easterton Equine Activities Club web-site.
The Club is licensed to offer riding tuition and specialises in
one to one lessons on well trained schoolmasters.
Well
known known coach Pat
Taylor uses the excellent facilities and highly trained horses
to give private lessons or schooling of
your own horse.
Parelli Courses available
Intensive
riding Instruction holidays a speciality. Bring your
own horse and stay in our B and B.
Wildlife:
Watch the wide variety of wildlife right on your doorstep, Deer,
Buzzards, Grey partridge, Lapwing, Pheasants.
Welsh
Cob Stud
Small
Welsh Cob and Part-bred stud. The stud is being wound down but there
are still some youngsters left for sale.
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Eagles
Vaulting Group
Gymnastics
on horseback at Easterton Farm |