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The Watson Family welcome you to their working dairy farm!

Children are of course welcome at Laigh Tarbeg. We have a large garden and patio area ideal for the long hot summer days. As this is a working farm visitors are more than welcome to see the animals and watch them being fed.

Families are welcome to look at our animals and watch them being fed. Also, Lucy our Jack Russell enjoys meeting all the new visitors and is extremely friendly.

We thoroughly enjoy looking after all the families that come to stay with us and always endevour to make the stay as comfortable and as enjoyable as possible.

Previous visitors come back year after year to visit the Watson family.

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Laigh Tarbeg farm is registered with the Scottish Tourist Board and is graded at 3 stars and is also registered with Welcome Host for excellent service!

Remember too that we are located very near to Kilmarnock and Ayr where there is plenty to do and see. See Things to do >>

Ochiltree

Ochiltree or Uchletree as it was known in the Middle Ages lies on the main Ayr-Cumnock Road. It is one of the oldest villages in East Ayrshire with relics being found that indicate Stone and Bronze age settlers however the name - meaning a high place - is believed to have British origins. There was an influx of Briton's from the Clyde Valley around 75 AD.
The main street is flanked by traditional single storey cottages that climb the gentle slope where an estate of local authority housing lies. One of these former cottages was the House of the Green Shutters made famous by the novel of that name written by George Douglas Brown, a former son of the village.

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