Such a beautiful place. The cafe is amazing the food is delicious. The gift shop is classy and has an amazing varied choice of gifts. And the flower shop is so so good. Well worth a visit.
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David Bannigan ★★★★★
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Harry Kielty ★★★★★
Wee walk round the basin. Lots of small and bigger boats. There’s cycle shop and a cafe… Payton’s Place. I had a delicious cheese toasty and a cappuccino. Parking area which is a bit rough but just drive slow.
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Emma “Lancashire Lass” Moran ★★★★★
A beautiful place to walk to take in the peace, to have a break at the lovely cafe, though we didn't get chance as it was a pit stop with doggies. We loved strolling along, listening to the water, looking at the views and having 15 mins before the rest of our journey. There were shops and toilets too. Very clean and tidy. Great gem of a place.
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Barry Dobson ★★★★★
Pleasant area to cycle through or stop for a coffee as I did. There are a few shops and clean toilets too. ( the key for the toilets was in the cafe!). Great place to start(or finish!) a long cross country cycle ride!
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carla ravey ★★★★★
Gorgeous walk round today. Staying close by has beautiful views definitely worth a visit
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Chris Dorman ★★★★★
What a treasure this area is. Lovely for a walk about and to look at nature. The area also has some shops, a cafe and a bicycle repair shop. At the back is a small marina.
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Ryan ★★★★☆
Lovely harbour. Only been refurbished in 2021 making it a straight through path from whatever direction you’re heading (Clydebank or Dumbarton). You access it by car, cycle, foot. Local train station only 1/4 mile away. There’s signs all over now telling you different parts of history. One wall takes you from 1763 when plans were being designed for the canal up to the refurbishment that finished in 2021. There’s a cafe for a wee bite to eat and the views from both ways on the Clyde are stunning.
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Dezyabas ★★★☆☆
Scenic area. This is where the Fourth and Clyde canal meets the river Clyde and where the river opens up into the sea. Lots of sunken and unused boats about but even more used boats to be seen. There's a cafe here and a cycle shop. The Fourth and Clyde canal walkway/cycle path comes right upto and past here depending on which way you go. It's quite close to the pub in Bowling if that takes your fancy. Nice.
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Alaine Welsh ★★★★★
Beautiful and tranquil with the swans and ducks and wildlife. Summertime can be busy but lovely as many furry friends come along Great wee cafe (pations) staff are wonderful and the food it great and Magic Cycles for bike hire and repair and their hot chocolate is amazing. Three is also a new florist and the gift shop is great.
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