Almond Park is a scenic green space in Falkirk, Scotland, featuring a beautiful lake, walking trails, and plenty of wildlife. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or take part in water sports on the lake. The park is also home to the Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift that connects the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.
Wether well walk camp or picnic it's a beautiful river to walk along with great historical signs of interest
Nice place for lots of views and good for a decent walk and get those step counts up.
Almond Park is a treasure trove for a nature lover. You can walk the Shale Trail or small footpaths or skip across stones in the Almond river. Ducks, birds, deer , squirrels ...and fat slugs in every shade of the human skin! You could also walk along the river course from the almost still surfaces to the crashing rapidly-moving flow.
Great walk along almond park. Plenty lovely spots to sit and take in the lovely scenery we have on our doorstep. We go out walking every day in our local park. If you enjoy fishing you can buy a permit and fish for trout. Great for running and cycling. Or taking your kids sledging. Great day out.
I love the Almond I've been going for years, my digs love it too, so peaceful down there
Reasonable place for a walk but not particularly exciting; better if you have really good weather and are looking to have a picnic. Not sure about some of the stainless steel seating that is dotted around. Some bits have been vandalised or seem to have been used as makeshift barbecues, which is a little sad. There's a cascading set of ponds that seem to be intended to promote wildlife but looked a bit of a work-in-progress when we visited. Only parking seems to be at the rugby club.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Picnic tables
Slides
Swings
Good for kids
Playground
Dogs allowed
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Wether well walk camp or picnic it's a beautiful river to walk along with great historical signs of interest
Nice place for lots of views and good for a decent walk and get those step counts up.
Almond Park is a treasure trove for a nature lover. You can walk the Shale Trail or small footpaths or skip across stones in the Almond river. Ducks, birds, deer , squirrels ...and fat slugs in every shade of the human skin! You could also walk along the river course from the almost still surfaces to the crashing rapidly-moving flow.
Great walk along almond park. Plenty lovely spots to sit and take in the lovely scenery we have on our doorstep. We go out walking every day in our local park. If you enjoy fishing you can buy a permit and fish for trout. Great for running and cycling. Or taking your kids sledging. Great day out.
I love the Almond I've been going for years, my digs love it too, so peaceful down there
Reasonable place for a walk but not particularly exciting; better if you have really good weather and are looking to have a picnic. Not sure about some of the stainless steel seating that is dotted around. Some bits have been vandalised or seem to have been used as makeshift barbecues, which is a little sad. There's a cascading set of ponds that seem to be intended to promote wildlife but looked a bit of a work-in-progress when we visited. Only parking seems to be at the rugby club.
