Contact
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!
Get in Touch
Mail Us
- info@kitchencoosandewes.com
Call Us
- 07944 850823
- 07852464842
Find Us
Address
High Airyolland, New Luce, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire, DG8 0AU
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.
access and visitor information
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 Highland Cow experience at Kitchen Coos and Ewes.
To make sure you don’t miss out, please book your visit in advance. Our tours fill up quickly and we aren’t able to take walk-in visitors, so it’s best to secure your spot before you arrive!
Questions & Answers
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Can I bring my dog?
Yes, all well behaved dogs are welcome at our farm. However, for safety reasons, dogs cannot go on safari in the trailer or on the walking tour. Owners are very welcome to walk their dogs along our roadway before and after a tour.
Are your tours dog friendly?
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.
What ages of children are the tours suitable for?
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!
Are tours suitable for those with mobility problems?
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.
Will I see a baby Highland cow?
Yes, and at certain times of year you might even see a new-born Highland calf. Our Highland cows calve in March and April, so if you visit us in spring you’ll usually see some very cute little ones.
Can my family have an exclusive tour just for us?
Yes, get in touch and if it’s possible to accommodate you we will.
You can reach us on 07944850823.