Water park in Glasgow

“Four unforgettable days paddling Northern Ireland’s stunning North Coast. Rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, the Giant’s Causeway and even SUP surf at Portrush. Windy conditions pushed us, but activities were chosen daily based on the forecast. With Ally's expert guidance, everyone learned new skills. The downwinder exploring the caves and arches from Whiterocks to Portballintrae was a highlight and challenged me outside my comfort zone. We explored on foot when the conditions were too tricky, stayed in practical Portush accommodation, ate well and tested out new Shark boards (want one now). Best of all? Ally, Rob, Stuart and a brilliant group who brought yoga, cold dips, great chats and big smiles. Worst bit? It’s over. Scotland with Glasgow Paddleboarders next? Absolutely.”

“An excellent tour with the highly knowledgeable and professional driver/guide, Kevin. Well worth the ticket price. We saw where ships were built in the past (my family history) and are being built now, as well as how the city and river are changing. An added bonus is that Kevin knows when to not create wash and drives safely, unlike other cowboys.”

“Raymond has been a delight to deal with. Professional, thorough, great value and very helpful. We are amazed at the transformation in our carpets. Couldn’t recommend Raymond highly enough. Just get him booked. Sean & Jane”

“Amazing stay really clean 6 star plus Resort. Very welcoming prosecco waiting for us in lodge. Hot tubs in all lodges sparkling clean. Had food at the bistro try the fish n chips delicious. Will definitely recommend and be back soon.”

“Most beautiful park ive been in. Vast area. In August the floral displays were outstanding (Well done West Dunbartonshire Council). Playpark area. Nice walk too along shoreline, with benches. Nice wide pathways for cycling No litter lying about.”

“Great country park plenty of miles of paths taking you off in all directions we usually start up at top and work our way around. Garden centre, cafe’s, coffee shops, play-parks, toilet facilities, picnic benches, plenty of car parking.. even an observatory and much more. Miles of paths taking off in every direction over fields, through woodlands and across marshland. The Castle ruins are a must see whilst visiting too. The park is different depending on the season you come. Different wildlife and vegetation bursting into life.”

“Awesome park in the west end of Glasgow with great facilities and restaurants nearby. Playground for kids, skating rink and small football ground makes it a fun place for everyone. A popular and beautiful Hindu Mandir is close by and attracts lot of visitors from the Indian community.”

“A great day out with kids! There's a really good play park, lots of walking and biking trails, a pond with ducks to feed, and a lovely restaurant with kids menu.”

“Get the bus from Glasgow buchan street bus stn. To Hamilton then to Strathaven.”

“Great green space. Fantastic for walking your dog, just generally walking around to keep fit.”

“Lovely peaceful place for a walk or cycle. The paths are well maintained and easy to follow, with great views across the water and surrounding woodland. Plenty of wildlife around – swans, ducks and lots of birds. Good for a family stroll, dog walk, or just some quiet time in nature. Picnic spots available too. A real hidden gem in Clackmannanshire.”

“Great park, with good facilities nd cafe. Castle ruins, a small Loch and great playground.”

“Fab place! Park is free. Forest walks. Great play area of children of all ages. Wheelchair ♿️ Friendly good for buggies. Large open space for dogs and picnics. Small zoo £2 for children £4 for adults. Cafe on site. Wonderful place. Restrooms on site.”

“I recently visited Pollok Park with my family, and we had an absolutely fantastic time. The park is beautifully maintained and offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, open spaces, and interesting views. Children play area was really nice and had lots to do. The kids loved seeing the Highland cattle and exploring the woodland areas. A great spot for a picnic, family walk or just some quiet time away from the city. Highly recommended.”

“A nice and quiet park I hope you will visit this beautiful place in Glasgow and it is full of beautiful history of the great country of Scotland stemming from beautiful nature”

“Easy to get to from city centre, nice size to walk around. They have pond with Swans and ducks. Definitely worth a visit.”

“Beautiful escape from the city! Easily accessible by car with numerous parking spaces, some small, some larger. Gorgeous views of Paisley, Glasgow, and the mountains. The terrain is not challenging and is suitable for young children. Most of the areas are not wheelchair accessible but the view point has a parking lot, so it's a very good spot for people who would struggle walking long distances.”

“Bit muddy the day i went but let me tell you Tasty Totties That guy does a mean feast my daughter gave her curry 100out of 100 i give him a cheeky 9 out of 10 for his chilli cause mines is the best... ha ha brilliant wee market plenty going on right next to the play park.”

“Lovely place to go for a walk. Nice car park with plenty of spaces. Good signage of the different pathways you can take including horse trail and nature trail. Has toilet facilities and a big play park for kids. There were a good few benches dotted about on the pathway I chose to venture on which was nice to sit and enjoy the flowing water beside the pathway.”

“Great day had by the family at the science centre! Lots of interactive activities to get brains of all ages ticking. Lots of areas in different STEM topics, all of which we enjoyed! On top of the entry tickets, we also booked tickets for the kids planetarium show which came at a small additional charge, but would recommend as it was brilliant.”

“Into The Park Bar Clydebank and seen Martin and the chefs and great meeting up with very friendly and helpful staff. Great to have drink and something to eat and ideal for party and get together.”

“Wonderful place for the family, lovely beach by the waterfall, great for picnics…”

“Best staff out there always happy to help regardless if your new or a seasoned vet. If you haven't paid them a visit it's worthwhile.”

“Great place for a walk and picnic. Stunning views of loch lomond. Grounds are spotlessand well maintained. The castle is closed to the public but if you have an interest in history or just like to visit beautiful buildings then its worth a visit if in the area. Public toilets are in the castle. If you walk down the hill towards the pier there is a kiosk if you want to grab an ice cream.”

“Huge Park, great for taking the dog, going for a walk or having a jog. Beautiful views right next to the water and often see cruise ships and other boats sailing on the river.”

“Lovely place to visit for the whole family. Very much enjoyed a walk along the pond and river, seen deers and a nice castle, also enjoyed playground and all for free. Definitely worth coming back once in the area again.”

“Beautiful and rugged. I cycled from Wemyss Bay along the aqueduct, a tough ride on my bike but it would make a great walk too. Be prepared for the weather though.”

“Beautiful Southside parkland running alongside the River Cart. Woodlands and paths are clean and tidy. There is an accessible waterfall and lots of grassy areas with benches to rest. It’s peaceful, simple and relaxing. One of the largest and nicest parks in Glasgow and well worth a drive to.”

“What a gorgeous public park! It has a magical feel to it with the different layers of the park, woodland walk and there’s even a swing park for kids! Cannot recommend enough for people to take a trip here and enjoy the beauty of this beautiful place.”

“Lovely public park in the west end of Glasgow. Plenty of free on street parking nearby. Only slight disappointment is that the Fossil Grove is now only open on very limited circumstances - 1 Sunday afternoon per month for 6 months of the year.”