| Palacerigg Country Park , Cumbernauld G67 3HU | |
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Set in the hills to the south-east of Cumbernauld, Palacerigg Country Park is signposted from the town centre road network.
The park is less than half an hour's drive from Glasgow, Motherwell, Stirling or Falkirk. Established in the early 1970s, Palacerigg has been developed around the objectives of conservation, environmental education and countryside recreation.
More than 40 hectares of what was once a bleak upland farm have been planted with hundreds of thousands of native trees and shrubs.
This new, sheltered environment provides a sanctuary for wildlife including thriving populations of roe deer, badger, fox and hare as well as sparrowhawk, kestrel, long-eared and short-eared owl.
Cafe
Our community café is the heart of the Visitor Centre – a welcoming space to relax, meet friends, and enjoy a hot drink or snack during your visit to Palacerigg Country Park. Run by volunteers, the café helps support the work of Palacerigg Community Trust, with every purchase going back into caring for the park and funding community projects.
Community Events
Palacerigg Community Trust hosts a wide range of community events throughout the year – from family fun days and seasonal celebrations to nature walks and cultural activities. These events bring people together, showcase the park’s unique environment, and create lasting memories for visitors of all ages. Every event is designed to be welcoming and inclusive, with all proceeds supporting the care and future of Palacerigg Country Park.
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