Public pools in Glasgow

“The architectural designs here are worth seeing, stunning. The swinging beams over the pool are great for strength, skill and entertainment value. Lovely pool, clean, great facilities. Decent showers. Original cool dip plunge bath”

“We had a lovely BBQ dayout on a warm day. There is plenty of open space for large outdoor parties, and activities for all ages, M&Ds is next door, boating, cycling and kid's play area. Nice walks around the loch. Pls dont use disposable bbqs on the grass, dispose off ash carefully and leave the area clean for other users.”

“Hidden gem close to home! Lovely walks down by the river. Great for walking dogs off leash. However, there is an open field where there can be cows, so make sure your dog is on the lead for this part just incase.”

“As a professional walker I love this place. Lots of different areas for the dogs to explore, can walk around the area within 30 min.”

“Great place to take the dogs for a run around - particularly if they have limited recall or are reactive with other dogs. Plenty of space, high fences, sheltered area and picnic table as well as water facilities, bins and spare poo bags if required. Our dogs love it! It is worth noting, the car park is pretty bad for pot holes, but this is (I believe?) a council car park and outside the control of off the lead, just a bit of an FYI for anyone planning a visit, but certainly accessible enough and right next to the entrance for 2 of the fields which is really convenient!”

“Excellent fields to let dogs 'Run Free' lots of space and reassuringly secure. They are very well maintained and checked regularly. Great all round experience.”

“My dog loves this dog field! It’s much cleaner than a lot of other dog fields and is so well maintained. I highly recommend it. Now when we turn off Cochno Road my dog knows she is going here and gets very excited”

“First time at the park today with my 2 dogs. Great area with a small wooded for lots of sniffing too. Love the tables and the covered area in case of rain. Will definitely be back.”

“First time at the park today with my 2 dogs. Great area with a small wooded for lots of sniffing too. Love the tables and the covered area in case of rain. Will definitely be back.”

“Wide open spaces for the family, great views of the surrounding areas”

“Great community area and various things for kids to do . Perfect for dog walks into the local countryside.”

“Great community owned swimming pool, offers lessons, there is a gym, cafe and soft play for kids”

“Still in the throes of winter nice and tidy however once the weather changes I will give you a update soon.”

“Beautiful scenery & open green spaces. Amazing for walkers.”

“Have not been to this park in a long time but it is much improved. They have moved the playpark to the front it is all new there is sand and water for the kids to play with also good frames to climb on and there is now a cafe for a bit of coffee when there playing. At the back of the park there gardens and nice area to walk and get a bit of history on the old mill that was there by the burn”

“Lovely sports complex set in a beautiful location.”

“We discovered the EK Ice Rink on a quiet Saturday night, the next day skaters were practising. I would have loved to see people playing a game of curling.”

“A beautiful place for a family day out! The large loch is perfect for a peaceful walk, and there’s plenty of open space for picnics and play. The kids loved the playground and running around the open space. Well maintained, clean, and with free parking.”

“Great place for bird photography, and offers a pleasant walk around the loch.”

“Nice park for walks and lovely play area for the kids.”

“Newly renovated and open for a month now, the Bellahouston pool and changing area were clean and well-setup. The staff was helpful, and the buffet-style cafeteria was well-run, clean, and comfortable. A very nice experience.”

“Very good park, its good for walking and and jogging. Children can play on the games with joy and have fun.”

“Great Park for walking running..”

“Beautiful walk, especially when its dry and sunny”

“What a wonderful facility. The way it's set up and organised keeps you coming back.”

“Absolutely brilliant venue for a kids party. Three distinct areas to set up play space, adults space at bar and buffet space. Staff were brilliant. Didn't know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. 10 out of 10!”

“Lovely park for a stroll with flowering trees and awesome fountain. Fountain Gardens is in Paisley, Scotland. It has recreational parkland and garden areas which are open to the public. The park is Paisley's oldest public gardens. Within the park is Grand Central Fountain, one of only three Category A listed fountains in Scotland. In the centre of the park an ornate fountain was constructed. The A listed fountain consists of dolphins, herons, cherubs and walruses. George Smith and Company of the Sun Foundry in Glasgow constructed the fountain. Stained-glass artist and designer Daniel Cottier was enlisted to paint and colour the monument. A £650,000 restoration project took place between 2013–14 to restore the fountain, which had deteriorated. Renfrewshire Council, Historic Scotland and the Heritage Lottery Fund provided the necessary funding required to complete the work. There was a gala day in September 2014 to commemorate the restoration of the fountain. Provost Anne Hall, nearby residents and local youth theatre group Pace were part of the celebrations. A statue of Robert Burns was erected in the gardens in 1896. It is sited adjacent to the fountain. It was constructed by Frederick William Pomeroy.[8][9]”

“Great place to walk. Mostly flat. 3 miles walk around the lake and takes roughly an hour”

“Looks great never got a chance to use the facilities”

“Lovely park for kids and dog walkers. Great flowering plants and trees springtime. Robertson Park is in Renfrew, Scotland. It has recreational parkland and garden areas which are open to the public. The park offers various amenities and activities for the general public. These include a duck pond, floral gardens, BMX course, skateboard park, tennis courts, putting area, bowling green, sensory garden, cycle tracks, swing parks and a small animal enclosure.”