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Archerfield Resort

 

East Lothian Coast

Archerfield House

Archerfield

East Lothian Coast

Archerfield is an area between Gullane and North Berwick on the east coast of Scotland on the A198 road.

On the estate during excavation when building the golf course and club house there were signs of a settlement being in the area dating circa 1080. King Edward I, and his troops were encamped at Archerfield during the English advance on Scotland in 1298. Sir John Nisbet acquired the Dirleton Estate in 1663 which the present Archerfield estate was part of. He built the present house circa 1690 to replace what was his previous home Dirleton Castle which stand as a ruin close by.

Archerfield House East Lothian
Archerfield House East Lothian Entrance

Royal Archers

Archerfield

East Lothian Coast

Dirleton Castle was not to Nisbets liking, so he decided to build a mansion house which he called Archerfield House as the Royal Archers practised in the fields close by.  

Archerfield Practice Area Royal Archers

Golf on Archerfield Estate

Archerfield

East Lothian Coast

The Golf Courses at Archerfield House, the Dirleton Links a true links course and Fidra a course with both parkland and links, are both exceptional also a place to land your helicopter and have breakfast, lunch and dinner, next door the Renascence Club has everyone in Golf circles talking of a high standard challenging golf course for professional and amateur golfers. 

Renaissance Golf Gates Archerfield East
Archerfield Clubhouse Archerfield East L

Archerfield Walled Garden

Archerfield

East Lothian Coast

The Walled Garden is a great place to spend a day with a Bistro restaurant and tables indoor and outdoor. The Fairy Wood is close by and there are many fairy’s houses that can be spotted, buy fairy dust in the shop and sprinkle it in the wood to attract the fairies. The nature trail (Willow Walk) has many things to see with a maze from willow trees and the wishing tree all that is needed is a dry day and there is everything for the family.  

Archerfield Walled Garden East Lothian
Archerfield Walled Garden Play Park East Lothian
Wishing Well Archerfield Walled Garden East Lothian
Archerfield Walled Garden Play Park East Lothian

Archerfield Willow Walk

East Lothian Coast

The Fairy wood with a walkway and many fairy Houses (find the fairies and see their houses) and willow walk (with a wishing tree which you can tie a ribbon on) both are popular with all young children.

There is also a bothy, bistro and shop with a children’s secure play park. 

Wishing Tree Willow Walf Archerfield Walled Garden Est Lothian
Wishing Tree Willow Walf Archerfield Walled Garden Est Lothian
Archerfield Willow Walk East Lothian

Archerfield Fairy Trail 

East Lothian Coast

Get your fairy dust before you go on the trail and see where the Fairies all live.

Fairy Trail Archerfield Wood East Lothian
Fairy from Fairy Wood Archerfield East Lothian
Fairy Trail Archerfield Fairy House, East Lothian
Bridge to Fairy Trail Archerfield East Lothian
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