Welcome to Kilwinning Community Sports Club

25 years of Kilwinning Community Sports Club

125 years of Kilwinning Rangers

2025

Our Services

Gym

£2 per session for members

The club features a fully equipped indoor gym offering cardio machines, free weights, resistance machines, a fitness studio, and a functional training area. They also provide fitness classes in a range of disciplines.

A leisure walking path around the facilities, providing a space for casual exercise like walking or running in a peaceful outdoor setting.

KSC now boasts a newly completed outdoor tennis facility, providing members with access to top-notch courts for both casual play and competitive matches, expanding the range of sports offered at the club

Football

Home of the Kilwinning Rangers Youth Pathway

KSC has eight full-size grass football pitches, a full-size floodlit synthetic pitch, and a smaller floodlit AstroTurf for 5-a-side or training. Various local teams, including youth and adult groups, regularly train and play at the club, with opportunities for players of all ages and genders to get involved.

Home of -

Kilwinning Rangers FC - The Buffs

Kilwinning Rangers Youth Pathway

Eglington FC - The Jousters

Dirrans Athletic A.F.C

Tennis

Three brand new tennis courts will launch in spring 2025 at Club, providing local members with the opportunity to engage in tennis for both recreation and competition. Designed to high standards, these courts cater to players of all abilities, fostering a vibrant tennis culture. Both members and non-members can book in advance for playtime, while coaching sessions and group activities will enhance skill development in a social setting.

For bookings or enquiries, please contact reception.

We look forward to welcoming everyone to our new facilities.

About KSC

We once had a dream that we played football on our own pitch with drainage, floodlights and dugouts. In 1999 this dream started to become a reality when the S.F.A suggested it to North Ayrshire Council. Our dream was alive…

No one could have predicted the success story that followed. After many meetings, Kilwinning Community Sports Club was formed. Sixteen representatives of the towns youth and amateur teams took a gamble in March 2000; they got together to form one club and to improve the training and playing facilities in Kilwinning.

The main office bearers from the newly formed management committee drove the club forward and negotiated a lease from the council for Pennyburn Playing Fields. We had our own pitch. To be precise, we had two elevens and two sevens plus a huge lake with no floodlights or dugouts. The small and basic pavilion was in need of major improvements and the pitches were in very poor condition.

The club now speaks for itself, just look at the football pitches and Astroturf training facilities, leisure path, tennis facility and fitness suites to see what’s been achieved in terms of facility improvement.

What is not evident is the remarkable achievement of the people behind the scenes. We got together, we worked together, and we built it together for our community.

We built Kilwinning’s very own “Field of Dreams”

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