
Contact Us
Kitchen Coos & Ewes is run by Neale and Janet McQuistin, of Airyolland Farm. You can contact us in the following ways – Please remember, we are a working farm and we might not be able to reply straight away!
Have an Enquiry?
We’d love to hear from you! Before sending us a message, please check our Visitor Information page and FAQs, as you might find the answer you’re looking for there.

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Everything You Need to Know About Your Visit
Before you set off, it’s worth taking a few minutes to check through the essential information about your visit. We’ve put together details on our location, parking, what to wear for our farm tours, and what facilities you’ll find when you get here.
We’ve also answered some of the most frequently asked questions to help you feel fully prepared for your day at Kitchen Coos & Ewes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need more details? We’ve gathered the most common queries on our FAQs page.
Guide dogs are welcome in all cases except for our walking tour where the group walk towards untethered grazing cattle. Family pets are not allowed to travel in our safari trailers as they may alarm our Highland cattle when we get close to them.
Our tours are suitable for all ages, and we will tailor our chat to the ages of our guests. There is no charge for guests aged two years and under. The youngest person we’ve had on tour so far was 8 weeks old, and we’ve also had a guest who was 92 years young on tour – he had a great time!
Our trailer based tours are suitable for everyone. There are three wheelchair anchor points inside our large safari trailer which can be accessed by a purpose-built ramp at the farm.
We do not have a cafe that is open to the public. We only serve refreshments and food in the Auld Byre after every pre booked experience.
We offer two types of vouchers – Gift Certificates for specific tours, and Gift Cards for a flexible value. You can purchase these and find out more about how to redeem these at the checkout on our Gift Vouchers page.
Unfortunately we are not open to drop-in visits, all of our tours and experiences must be pre booked in advance.
A staff member will be present 20 minutes before the start time of every tour.
They will be pleased to welcome you and check you in before your experience begins.
Our farm is open all year round, but please note that the farm is not open for casual drop-in visits.
All visits must be booked in advance as part of a guided tour. This helps us make sure your experience is safe, enjoyable and tailored to you, while also giving us time to care for the farm and animals.
Guests will be greeted by their tour guide 20 minutes before their tour time.