Auchterarder Community Sports and Recreation (ACSR) is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). The charity’s vision is for Auchterarder to be the most active small town in Scotland!
Wednesday 26th March 2025 saw us say a huge ‘thank you’ to all the volunteers who make a vital contribution to ACSR’s activities, facility developments and programmes.
If you have been in Auchterarder Public Park recently, we are sure you are as excited by the significant progress with both the Mountain Bike Skills’ Area and Pump Track as we are!
ACSR, to recognise the achievements of ACSR Cycle Hub, has been nominated as a finalist for a major Perth & Kinross Sports Award.
In partnership with Rotary Club of Auchterarder & District, we are delighted to bring you details of the Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards, 2024.
We are pleased to share details of the next block of Junior tennis sessions.
Construction works have begun to build both the Mountain Bike Skills’ Area and Pump Track, in Auchterarder Public Park.
You can now book onto the next block of ACSR Junior Tennis Sessions, starting in January 2025.
ACSR has exciting volunteering opportunities available within our Youth Tennis programme.
At the Community Council meeting last week it was confirmed that Auchterarder is a Biodiversity Town!
Our Mission
We want to support people in Auchterarder to lead on, and participate, in sport and recreation activities.
Our purposes are to:
help more people in Auchterarder get, and stay, active (participation)
empower people in Auchterarder to help more people in Auchterarder get, and stay, active (people)
increase and improve access to facilities to help more people in Auchterarder get, and stay, active (places).
We aim to achieve this through the support of three key volunteer led working groups:
ACSR Sport & Recreation Working Group, which includes ACSR Cycle Hub.
We were founded in 2012 and became a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation in 25 June 2018.
Alongside 8 trustees, we have over 60 volunteers involved in our Working Groups and community projects.
Thanks to local funding streams, we have secured over £2 million in funding directly 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 Core Paths, Green Spaces or Sport & Recreation Working Group and help to increase physical activity in Auchterarder.
You can support us by donating, or buying a sponsorship space at APAFC Pavilion (public park, Auchterarder) - our base.