Auchinlea Park

Auchinlea Park is at the edge of Easterhouse on the outskirts of Glasgow. Originally 74 acres in size, the park is now a compact 20 acres due to the development of the Glasgow FORT retail centre which now forms the southern boundary of the park.

Historic mansions and diverse gardens in Glasgow's East End

Park Information

Size: 8 hectares (20 acres)

Region: East End

Popularity: 60%

Key Features

Historic mansion grounds
Diverse gardens

Facilities

play area
parking
toilets

Accessibility

wheelchair friendly

Travel Advice

The park has parking spaces available to visitors. With multiple bus stops located along Auchinlea Way and Auchinlea Road.

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