Kirkpatrick Fleming

Kirkpatrick Fleming is is an attractive village in the southern Scotland council area of Dumfries and Galloway, neighbouring Gretna, on the Anglo-Scottish border. It is situated within close proximity to dramatic beauty spots such as the Kirtle Water, the Galloway Forest Park, Loch Ken, and the Solway Firth Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, mid-way between the English town of Carlisle and the historic Scottish town of Dumfries. The village is notable as the location of Bruce's Cave, where the legendary King of Scots found the courage to return to battle after watching a tenacious spider spin its web.

The village is known for its stunning views and for its cheerful and welcoming community. The village is a popular tourist spot, and so offers a good choice of holiday accommodation; while its facilities include a range of local shops and several reputable pub-restaurants that are popular with both locals and visitors alike, particularly after a good walk among the attractions and beauty spots of this fantastic destination.

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