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Dawsholm Park glasgow

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Dawsholm Park is located in Glasgow G20 0TF providing an expansive natural setting perfect for outdoor exploration and leisure activities. This scenic park features well-kept trails ideal for walking or cycling alongside beautiful woodlands enhancing visitor experiences through nature appreciation. Facilities available include children’s play areas encouraging families to spend quality time together outdoors while participating in community events throughout the year fosters social bonding among neighbors ensuring everyone feels welcome.

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vmaxbob .

2 Google Rating

Ok if yer a fast runner

2/ 5

Ok if yer a fast runner

Laura Wilson

4 Google Rating

Always love visiting here. A forestry river and country feel so close to the city. Getting work done

4/ 5

Always love visiting here. A forestry river and country feel so close to the city. Getting work done to improve areas at the mo and also quite muddy in places that make it difficult to navigate but all in all well worth a visit.

Kerry Dalgleish

5 Google Rating

Nice local park. Its a great place to take my dog for long walks and I enjoy the scenery. Well maint

5/ 5

Nice local park. Its a great place to take my dog for long walks and I enjoy the scenery. Well maintained for the most part.

George Mcnaught

3 Google Rating

Changed days when it used to be a vibrant football arena, must have at least 10 pitches then chip a

3/ 5

Changed days when it used to be a vibrant football arena, must have at least 10 pitches then chip and putt was always a busy attraction

Omar Kooheji

5 Google Rating

Love coming here to walk the dog, it’s one of the few places we can let him off the lead as there

5/ 5

Love coming here to walk the dog, it’s one of the few places we can let him off the lead as there are no roads anywhere near the park. Although he does occasionally get spooked by the crashing at the dump next door. This is a lovely walk with large grassy areas to frisbee a dog, or little Forrest paths to get lost in.

alex knight

4 Google Rating

Great home made steak pie, and generally run off the mill chippy

4/ 5

Great home made steak pie, and generally run off the mill chippy

Paul Stevenson

4 Google Rating

Place to go for a walk with your dog

4/ 5

Place to go for a walk with your dog

Divinder Singh

5 Google Rating

Great park for walking and a good little snack van for teas and coffees

5/ 5

Great park for walking and a good little snack van for teas and coffees

MARILYN Montgomery (Maz)

4 Google Rating

What a varied park for 🚶‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

4/ 5

What a varied park for 🚶‍♀️🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

Stuart

5 Google Rating

Lovely open park. Perfect for walks with children or pets.

5/ 5

Lovely open park. Perfect for walks with children or pets.

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