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Garrowhill Park

Glasgow, United Kingdom•4.2(137)•City Park•Public Space

Explore a welcoming Glasgow park perfect for families with children of all ages, offering outdoor space for play and relaxation.

Garrowhill Park is a free, accessible outdoor space in Glasgow that welcomes families and their pets. The park provides a natural environment for families to enjoy outdoor activities together, with facilities suitable for visitors ranging from infants to older children. | The park is fully dog-friendly, making it an excellent destination for families with pets, and accommodates pushchairs for younger visitors. With free entry and open-air attractions, Garrowhill Park offers families an affordable recreational option. The venue is designed to be inclusive and welcoming for all ages, from babies in pushchairs to older children, making it suitable for family outings throughout different life stages.

Prices

Free entry

OFFICIAL WEBSITE

Opening Hours

MondayOpen 24 hours
TuesdayOpen 24 hours
WednesdayOpen 24 hours
ThursdayOpen 24 hours
FridayOpen 24 hours
SaturdayOpen 24 hours
SundayOpen 24 hours

Venue Details

Venue Type

Outdoor

Typical visit duration

1-3 hours

Booking

Walk-in

Recommended ages

2 years – 12 years

What this place offers

ToiletsToilets
Public transportPublic transport nearby
Accessible toilets
Free WiFi
Baby changingBaby changing facilities
Food available
On-site parking
🐕Dog-friendly
Parking nearby
Pushchair friendlyPushchair friendly

Google Reviews

4.2(137 reviews)
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Tony Philips

Tony Philips

a year ago

What a cracking wee park, well kept and amazingly a small trampoline, our wee girl loved it

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Don MacCalman

Don MacCalman

3 years ago

Nice n tidy wee park wi one of the best views out over the city you're likely to find...

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Mary Leen Hagger

Mary Leen Hagger

4 years ago

My dog loved this park. It feels friendly and safe.

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MMK 22

MMK 22

5 years ago

Incredible experience. You get absolutely stunning views from the top of the park. I don't know what you are looking at to be exact but the view is phenomenal. If you're lucky during summer as well you can catch a glimpse of the legendary local young teams in action. It really is a sight to behold. However, if you don't live within walking distance from the park I wouldn't recommend it. Go somewhere like Mugdock Park instead for a truly exceptional park experience, or go to Drumpelliar which isn't too far from Garrowhill Park which is much nicer but not as nice as Mugdock. In fact don't go to Mugdock, never go. I like it there but don't like when it's too crowded so go to other parks instead, such as Garrowhill Park. Thanks.

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Daniell McCredie

Daniell McCredie

7 years ago

Nice wee park most people pick up there dog waste but beware the few don,t .

Reviews last updated: 15 February 2026

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This venue was last updated on 15 February 2026

Frequently asked questions about Garrowhill Park

Is Garrowhill Park free to visit?

Entry to Garrowhill Park is completely free — there are no admission charges, making it a great no-cost option for a family day out.

What ages is Garrowhill Park suitable for?

Garrowhill Park is best for children aged 2 to 12.

Is Garrowhill Park dog-friendly?

Dogs are not permitted at Garrowhill Park.

Is there parking at Garrowhill Park?

Garrowhill Park doesn't have on-site parking, but parking is available nearby.

Is there food at Garrowhill Park?

Garrowhill Park doesn't have food on site — bring snacks or grab something nearby.

Is Garrowhill Park pushchair-friendly?

Yes, Garrowhill Park is pushchair, pram and buggy friendly — most areas are step-free so you can navigate easily with little ones in tow.

How long should we plan to spend at Garrowhill Park?

Plan 1–3 hours for a visit to Garrowhill Park.

How do I get to Garrowhill Park by public transport?

Garrowhill Park is well-served by public transport — buses 2 stop nearby, and Garrowhill station is about 4 minutes' walk away.
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