Park Sites
Lunderston Bay
Glasgow's nearest sandy beach - a great place to have a picnic, fly a kite or watch the sailing boats going by at this Seaside Award winning rural beach.
Children's play area provides
access for all
Off road coastal path to Inverkip
Roadside pavement to Cloch Point
Near Cardwell Garden Centre
Greenock Cut Visitor Centre
Located at the start of the Greenock Cut walk - one of the top 50 walks in Scotland. Explore hills, glens and trails beside the historic Cuts (narrow canals) - an interactive exhibition explains Robert Thom's work.
Level paths with panoramic views across the Clyde
Countryside Ranger Service run events and activities
Climb Dunrod Hill for fine views on clear days
Muirshiel Visitor Centre
Explore the once impressive Victorian shooting estate or walk the moors to the disused Barytes Mine. The heather hills around the Country Park are home to one of Britain's rarest birds of prey - the Hen Harrier.
Remote cameras provide live images of Hen Harriers during the breeding season
Countryside Ranger Service run events and activities
Discover woodland art on one of the way marked trails
Climb the family friendly Windy Hill for great views on
clear days
Park HQ
The old farm house and buildings provide office and meeting room accommodation for Scotland's largest Regional Park.
Meeting room available for hire. (20 people boardroom style)
Ring and Ride Bus Service available
Campsite
This small attractive rural site beside the Locher Burn
includes 8 shielings (wooden tents) and
a group use facilities block. Enjoy the peace and quiet
- mobile phone reception is patchy!
Advance booking recommended
Walks nearby at Locherwood
All Shop/food outlets are 4 miles away
Castle Semple Visitor Centre
Gateway to Scotland's largest Regional Park. Follow the off road Semple Trail for an easily accessible green day out to enjoy walks, watersports, wildlife, woods and historic features in the ancestral homelands of the Sempill Family.
Tearoom and gift shop open all year
Sustans cycle route 7 runs through the Country Park
Access to Collegiate Church from Parkhill Wood or
cycle track
Countryside Ranger Service run events and activities
Seasonal boat and bike hire
Dalry Moor
The smallest road across the Regional Park - its single track with passing places.
Fantastic views over the Clyde on clear days
Watch out for cyclists
Stop at Glen Burn to enjoy the short walk down to the waterfall
Walk to Diamond Hill to see the cup & ring marked rock
Haylie Brae
From the car park it is a short walk to the view point overlooking Largs for panoramic views of the Clyde and islands.
Walk along to Castle Hill to see the Iron Age fort
Off road access to Largs downhill through Douglas Park
Locherwood Community Woodland
A popular place for dog walkers, enjoying the fine views through mixed woodland. It is the source of the Locher Water - trails can be muddy.
Longer trails go into Ladymuir Plantation
Rough and often boggy access route to Windy Hill & Muirshiel Country Park
Look out for wildlife such as roe deer, black
and red grouse.
Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park
The Regional Park is managed by Clyde Muirshiel Park
Authority - a joint committee of Renfrewshire, Inverclyde
and North Ayrshire Councils.
