| Cambuslang Public Park Cairns Road, Cambuslang G72 8NR | |
| Cambuslang Park Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
Cambuslang Park spans 27 acres encompassing the contrast of open park land and the Borgie Glen, which is a steep tree lined ravine, containing a complex network of pathways. Not to mention a pond, sport pitches, woodland areas and the Bandstand, which is a natural amphitheatre.
Clyde Valley Family Park is a fun day out for all the family, not just the kids brought to you by the owners of East Links Family Park!
READ MOREExplore the 10km network of nature trails and footpaths at Palacerigg Country Park, Cumbernauld!
READ MOREJohn Hastie Park and George Allan Park combine to make up Strathaven Park a beautiful, peaceful green space in the busy market town!
READ MORESeafar Wood is a relatively young strip of woodland west of Cumbernauld Village.
READ MOREWhether you are looking for a peaceful place to relax or an exciting place to explore, Dalzell Estate is the perfect place to visit.
READ MOREBraedale Hill Local Nature Reserve is situated in Newmains to the north east of Wishaw, a real haven for birds, insects, and animals!
READ MORECalderglen Country Park is a four-star tourist attraction based in East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire featuring a Children's Zoo, Tropical Glasshouse, Adventure Play Area and more!
READ MOREDrumpellier Country Park has lots to do for a great family day out including a Visitor Centre, cafe, wildlife displays and adventure playground!
READ MOREAfter several years of work to improve this site for wildlife and people Mosswater in Cumbernauld has been designated a Local Nature Reserve.
READ MORECastlebank Park in Lanark is one of Scotland’s 71 Green Flag Parks. Free to visit, the park is open to the public all year and is very popular with families, dog walkers and nature enthusiasts.
READ MOREOnce a farm, today Riccard Johnston is a mosaic of mixed woodland, green open space and mature hedgerows!
READ MOREChatelherault Country Park, a five star visitor attraction under the Visit Scotland grading scheme, has been described as a jewel in the local landscape.
READ MORE