Clyde Muirshiel – Scotland's Largest Regional Park

Pedal the Park 2019
The 115km Cycling Sportive will return on Sunday 5th May 2019. Click to sign up online now via British Cycling!
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Lunderston Bay Works 11th Feb onwards
Roadworks will be ongoing at the site from the 11th February to install a new bus stop.
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Pedal the Park 2019, One Month to Go!
Register now for this 100km Sportive.
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Walking Festival 2019 Schedule
The Clyde Muirshiel Walking Festival is back! From Saturday 25th to Monday 27th May 2019. Walks for all, click for more information & book today!
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Map
We welcome over 700,000 visitors a year, which site will you visit next? See our Park map for ideas...
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The Park for People!

We are Scotland’s Largest Regional Park and welcome over 700,000 visitors a year from Renfrewshire, North Ayrshire, Inverclyde and beyond. Visit us and our 108 square miles of scenic Scottish countryside to enjoy a walk, run, cycle, some accessible outdoor activities on Castle Semple Loch or just relax in our Café. Looking to visit with a group? Contact our friendly Ranger Service or Outdoor Activity team today!

Castle Semple Country Park

The Visitor Centre and Country Park is the gateway to the Regional Park with wonderful water for outdoor activities plus walks, wildlife and woodlands.

Muirshiel Country Park

Muirshiel Visitor Centre & Country Park gives easy access to ‘great walking in hen harrier countryside’ in what was once an impressive Victorian shooting estate

Lunderston Bay

Glasgow’s nearest sandy beach. Great for a picnic, making sand castles on the beach, enjoying the sea air, coastal views and walks.

Greenock Cut Visitor Centre

Situated in the heart of Inverclyde’s historic water catchment area, the Greenock Cut is a scheduled monument with fantastic views and trails.

Latest News

April 6, 2019

Eric is in France

Eric is currently flapping his way back to us! When we last updated you about him on the 19th of

April 6, 2019

Gary’s back!

Our boy has made it home and amazingly he arrived back in Greenock on the same day he did last

April 5, 2019

Pine Marten pining for a mate

The image was taken by a motion detection camera by Chris Calvey and reveals the first recorded pine marten in

April 5, 2019

Pedal the Park 2019, One Month to Go!

What are you waiting for? The longer days and lighter evenings have arrived and there is still plenty time to

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