Send flowers to Bonchester Bridge, Scottish Borders

Flower Delivery to Bonchester Bridge with Clare Florist

Located next to the Rule Water and to the south east of Hawick – a busy market town – is the village of Bonchester. Remains of a medieval earthworks called Duncan's Hole is found at the edge of the village.

To the east of the village lies Bonchester Hill. Rising to a height of 1059 feet, it is topped by an ancient hill fort. This hill fort is believed to have been occupied by the Romans under the name Bonna Castra or “good camp.”

Popular for road cycling, the village is a great destination for those who love the quiet roads of the country. Mountain biking is also a popular activity thanks to many forest tracks with unrestricted access. If both you and your partner love outdoor pursuits, this village is for you. When you want to make it more romantic, you can purchase some Bonchester Bridge flowers to surprise them with.

Even places nearby are popular with locals too, just like the Craik Forest.

ATTRACTIONS

Horse & Hound Country Inn – an old coaching inn that serves food made from local produce. They also serve real ale from the local micro brewery.

ACCOMMODATION

Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or a camping trip, there are lots of accommodation options available for you. Options include a large caravan and camping site, self-catering cottage and bed and breakfasts. If going for the former, don't forget to send flowers to Bonchester Bridge to put a smile on your date's face!

Nearby attractions

Apart from seeing flowers in Bonchester Bridge and nature in general, there are nearby attractions that might interest you as well. Here are a few of them:

Hawick Museum & the Scott Art Gallery – get to know the lives of the residents of Hawick through the collections presented here – beloved objects they used everyday and even those brought from far-away places. Explore the world of Jimmie Guthrie and Steve Hislop – two local lads who became world famous motorcycle champions. Also featured here is a Roll of Honour commemorating those lost during the two World Wars.

Jedburgh Castle Jail & Museum – formerly a Howard reform prison in 1823 and the only existing example of its kind in Scotland. The museum houses displays of 19th-century prison life, as well as collections pertaining to the history of the Royal Burgh of Jedburgh.

Jedburgh Abbey – one of four great abbeys built in the border country during the Middle Ages. It was an Augustinian priory when it was established in 1138 and was raised to abbey status in 1154.

Mary Queen of Scots Visitor Centre – explore the connection of the historic town of Jedburgh with Mary, Queen of Scots in this visitor centre. In 1566, Mary stayed in Jedburgh on an official tour, and it was on this occasion she went to Hermitage Castle to visit her secret lover.

Hermitage Castle – a 14th and 15th century ruin that is closely associated with the de Soulis, the Douglases and Mary, Queen of Scots. It has a turbulent history and is described as “the guardhouse of the bloodiest valley in Britain.”

If you want to say thanks or help a friend celebrate a special moment in their lives, you can get in touch with us to send flowers to Bonchester Bridge. We have an array of blooms that are perfect for just about any occasion. So, order flowers for delivery to Bonchester Village from us and you'll brighten up someone's day.