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**Nether Pollok Playing Fields | Glasgow G41 4AR, UK**

Nestled in the heart of Glasgow, Nether Pollok Playing Fields offers a vibrant and welcoming environment for sports enthusiasts and families alike. Renowned for its well-maintained football pitches, this facility provides an ideal setting for both casual games and competitive matches. Whether you are a seasoned player or just looking to enjoy a leisurely kickabout with friends, our fields cater to all skill levels, ensuring an inclusive experience for everyone.

At Nether Pollok, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service and creating a community atmosphere where sportsmanship thrives. Our dedicated team is committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality, ensuring that our facilities are always in top shape for your enjoyment. In addition to football, the expansive grounds offer ample space for various outdoor activities, making it a perfect spot for family gatherings or local events.

What sets Nether Pollok apart is our passionate approach to fostering local talent and promoting healthy lifestyles. We regularly host training sessions, workshops, and community events that encourage participation and skill development. Whether you’re looking to book a pitch for a team practice or simply enjoy a day out in the fresh air, Nether Pollok Playing Fields is your go-to destination in Glasgow.

For more information about our services or to book your next game, please visit our website or contact us during business hours. Experience the excitement and community spirit that makes Nether Pollok Playing Fields a cherished part of Glasgow’s sporting landscape!

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Keith Fuller (k2focus)

5 Google Rating

If you enjoy large fields of grass, this is definitely the place for you. If you aren't into large f

5/ 5

If you enjoy large fields of grass, this is definitely the place for you. If you aren't into large fields of grass, then you might want to avoid it. Also, there are lots of people there who play a really silly game called cricket - seriously, cricket is absurd.

Alice

4 Google Rating

Nice place to walk and cycle, you might see some deer if you're lucky

4/ 5

Nice place to walk and cycle, you might see some deer if you're lucky

David Hamilton

5 Google Rating

Best and most beautiful park in Glasgow

5/ 5

Best and most beautiful park in Glasgow

Sarah CALCUTT

5 Google Rating

Lovely location for walking the dogs

5/ 5

Lovely location for walking the dogs

Sonny Zamot

5 Google Rating

Just a nice park to go out with the kids

5/ 5

Just a nice park to go out with the kids

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