Auchterarder Community Sports and Recreation (ACSR) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). The charity’s purpose is to promote and increase participation in sport and active recreation for all ages and abilities within and around the Auchterarder and district area.
Our partners at Auchterarder & Aberuthven Community Action Plan (A&A CAP) have received a major update on the land set aside for Sport & Recreation facilities from Perth and Kinross Council.
Auchterarder Pickleball Club continues to grow and develop - and the club hosted a successful Friendly Event on Saturday 13th April 2024.
The weekend of 13 & 14 April will see the Pavilion open from 11am - 4pm.
Another opportunity to serve up success, with confirmed details of the Junior Tennis programme, from April - June 2024.
ACSR is delighted to announce the appointment of Louise Mackay as ACSR Charity Assistant.
Another fantastic opportunity for young people to #BeActiveBeInvolved at our Junior Tennis Camp, on Friday 5th April 2024.
The recently formed, and ever-growing, Cycling Hub has organised for a First Aid Course to take place on Saturday 29th June 2024.
Plans continue to be put in place to bring a very exciting Trishaw Project to Auchterarder, starting this summer - and we are looking for your help.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to our Forum.
The weekend of 30/31 March will see ACSR open the Pavilion, in the second weekend of our 2024 trial opening.
Our Mission
We want everyone who lives in and around Auchterarder to have access to safe, accessible and cost-friendly sports and active recreation opportunities.
Our charitable purpose is to improve the sport and physical activity offering in the Auchterarder and District area. We do this through the support of three key volunteer led working groups, who are responsible for Parks, Paths and Participation.
We were founded in 2012 and became a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation in 25 June 2018.
Alongside 9 trustees, we have over 45 volunteers involved in our working groups and community projects
Thanks to local funding streams, we have secured over £2 million in funding for local community projects
There are lots of ways to get involved in the work of ACSR. Click the links below to find out more about being a trustee, joining one of our three working groups or lending support in another way.
Find out more about becoming an ACSR Trustee, what the role entails, and see our current vacancies.
Join our Parks, Paths or Participation working group and help to increase physical activity in Auchterarder.
You can support our work by making a donation, or purchasing a sponsorship space at Primrose Park Pavilion.
