**Ferguslie Gardens Glasgow** is a serene and inviting community space located in the heart of Paisley, at 62 Well Street, PA1 2QT. Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for our visitors, Ferguslie Gardens offers a tranquil environment where nature and community connect harmoniously. Our meticulously maintained gardens provide a perfect setting for relaxation, reflection, and social gatherings, making it an ideal spot for families, friends, and individuals seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

At Ferguslie Gardens, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service and ensuring customer satisfaction. Whether you’re exploring our vibrant floral displays, enjoying a leisurely stroll, or participating in one of our community events, our friendly staff is always on hand to assist you with any inquiries or special requests. We believe that every visit should be a memorable experience, and we are committed to making that happen.

What sets Ferguslie Gardens apart is not only our beautiful landscaping but also our dedication to fostering a sense of community. We regularly host workshops and events aimed at promoting environmental awareness and gardening skills, encouraging everyone to engage with nature and learn something new.

For more information or to book an appointment for a guided tour, feel free to contact us at 0300 300 0330 or visit our website. Discover the perfect blend of nature, community, and quality service at Ferguslie Gardens—where your experience matters most!

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Michael Stone

4 Google Rating

It's easily overlooked as the entrances are set back from the road. It's worth exploring as it's qui

4/ 5

It's easily overlooked as the entrances are set back from the road. It's worth exploring as it's quite quiet with great open spaces. There's a children's playground at the top of the hill.

Vince Askem

4 Google Rating

Nice enough park, the paths have seem better days though

4/ 5

Nice enough park, the paths have seem better days though

Ryan McDonagh

5 Google Rating

With the unseasonable sunny weather (!) Kicking in, I have been out and about and taking walks at th

5/ 5

With the unseasonable sunny weather (!) Kicking in, I have been out and about and taking walks at this park much more recently. It's only a few minutes from my house which is convenient, because it is absolutely lovely. It's a nice half hour stroll on a grey overcast day, but the sunshine has seen me sitting in the park for a while longer. There's a nice pond with ducks and swans, beautiful maintained greenery, and it's a prime spot for dog watching ! If you live close, or are a short commute, give it a try - especially if you have dogs or children. A small play park is also on site. You will also note the complete lack of litter. Long may that continue. A wee slice of nature in the middle of Paisleh. Lovely!

marion dawson

5 Google Rating

I was taken to the park every other day by my mum About 50years a.go with my 2 sisters and 4 brother

5/ 5

I was taken to the park every other day by my mum About 50years a.go with my 2 sisters and 4 brothers we didn't have to go to the beach Ferguslie park pond was our sea we swam all day played with the other wains mostly from Ferguslie the pond was spotless my mum made pieces and jam or spam diluted juice they were the best days of my life. And when I had my wains I did the same with them and now I do it with my grandchildren. .

Sam Porter

5 Google Rating

Stunning this time of year.

5/ 5

Stunning this time of year.

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