23/06/2023 Me and my group came to this location on the 23rd of June 2023 to see MUSE live in concert first time I have ever visited Bellahouston park I was impressed at the amount of greenery and how large it was. you got to take a nice walk through the park same plenty of trees and wildlife before we actually got to the venue I can see why this is an extremely popular place for outdoor concerts and venues if you get the chance to see a band life here you must jump on it the first chance you get

Lovely park. Attended for Green day and there was plenty of space with 3 exits. There's also a kids play area and a designated dog park. Grass wasn't boggy, there's plastic underlay to help with heavy rain/boddy-ness

The Bellahouston Park - very nice and friendly place for everyone. If you're looking for peace and relaxation, you will find a quiet corner on a hill with benches and a beautiful view of the city panorama. For children, a large playground behind the sports center.

To see my fav band MUSE since high school!! Unforgettable memory😭🤘🏻 it takes almost 30 mins from city center to this place, so we left a bit earlier to catch up the train.

Dog walkers paradise. Couple of great cafes and loads of kids play areas and things to see. It’s not beautiful but it’s functionally perfect. Family friendly fun

Lots of space, great for going to gigs but absolutely horrible when it rains. Only a small section of the park has coverings on the ground when the area is used for gigs. So be prepared to be slipping around if it rains!!

Bellahouston Park is a picturesque and spacious public park located in the southwestern part of Glasgow, Scotland. Covering a vast area, the park offers a wonderful retreat for both locals and visitors seeking a peaceful escape from the bustling city. The park is renowned for its beautiful green spaces, rolling lawns, and tree-lined avenues, making it an ideal spot for picnics, leisurely strolls, or simply basking in nature's tranquility. Whether you want to enjoy a relaxing day outdoors with family and friends or indulge in some quiet moments of solitude, Bellahouston Park caters to all preferences. One of the park's main attractions is the historic House for an Art Lover, designed by the renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The house features stunning Art Nouveau architecture and serves as a venue for various artistic and cultural events, making it a must-see destination within the park. Bellahouston Park also boasts excellent sports facilities, including tennis courts and a skate park, attracting sports enthusiasts looking to engage in some physical activity. Moreover, the park is home to the Bellahouston Sports Centre, where visitors can access various fitness facilities and activities. For music and event lovers, Bellahouston Park hosts occasional concerts and festivals, drawing large crowds for unforgettable entertainment experiences. With its varied attractions and serene ambiance, Bellahouston Park is a cherished green oasis in Glasgow that offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, and recreational opportunities for everyone to enjoy.

Glasgow Antique vintage & Collector Fair It’s on every month, amazing day out , very friendly atmosphere 10am - 4pm loads of interesting Antiques well worth a visit tint & time again 👍.

Easy to access by public transport and car with a few car parks around Bellahouston. You'll fins a leisure centre, some sculptures, a walled flower garden, house for an art lover and a few cafes (house for an art lover vafe is lovely but with ecceptionally slow and disorganised service). There's a dog park with high fences and a double kissing gate to keep them safely in. There's well maintained paths and forested areas as well as open field space. Unfortunately there is always a lot of litter and broken glass and not all dog walkers are responsible so if you're looking for a park to picnic in- keep looking! But if you want to go for a jog or let the kids gain confidence k their bikes its a great choice. At the moment there are some flooded, boggy areas due to ongoing water works (expected to go until 2023 according to a grounds maintenance person but that seems unlikely...)

It was freezing cold and raining and we still had fun. The best thing about the play park is the space to run. The twist climbing frame, the Viking house, the wooden arch, alien space ship slide and zip slide (and more) are spread across a grassy hillside. It can get a little muddy in places but it's just wonderful to run around and a perfect place for hide and seek. When it got too cold we went to the House of an Art Lover cafe for excellent cake and scones. It also has an outside sitting area for those smart enough to go on a sunny day.

Only been here for a couple of gigs. Had a great time! First time we went to see The Cure, one of the best bands I've seen live. Then Foo Fighters the next night, just as well I wore my wellies. lol. Then seen Greenday last year, the queues for the drinks were unbelievably busy and very limited drinks. The T-shirt stand was cash only which is weird since most places only take card now, so I missed out on buying a t-shirt.

Was at a Burns Lunch in the House. What a beautiful place. Lived all my days just a few miles away and wasn't sure where it was. Will be back in better weather for a good look round as weather was terrible. Will keep all updated.

A great and varied park on the southside or the city. Wooded Hill in the middle. Bellahouston sports centre one side, Palace of art sport halls on the other. House for an art lover ajoining so good for a macintosh trail visit. Lots of different paths and variety if gradients to customise and vary a walk. Lovely views in winter.

Beautiful well kept garden the sun came out so made the garden that much more special.

Large park, suitable for family walks. Incredibly beautiful when a cheery blossom session. So many things to explore

Beautiful high tea,delicious choices. Very happy friendly staff. Would not hesitate to recommend 👌 I will definitely be back. Thanks for a lovely day 😊 😘

Brilliant place. Was here for the Green Day gig and it was superb. Only let down was the bars were mental busy and wait times seemed like they took forever. Done amazing work on the grounds though as I was expecting it to be muddy with all the rain we had but it was fine.

Great park, lots of different paths and areas to explore, relatively well maintained. There is an extensive playground but I've docked one star because a couple of bits of equipment are broken which is a bit of a disappointment but given the volume of kids that play on it it's no real surprise. My favourite parts are the walled garden and the long avenue up to the elephant sculpture. Enjoy!

Great gig (Green Day & Fall Out Boy) the park was really well configured to support the event. Clean, simple to find where I was going, well organised. Great venue, amazing event.

Giving it five stars for the elephant and the dodgy sculptors lol

walking in this park always relaxes me. and it is very clean

Lovely big park that is always well maintained

Love Bellahouston Park! Great big play park... lovely walks and gardens. Forgot a pic of the elephant though! The play park is fab for all ages

Lovely park especially on a day like today. Just right for a nice walk round.

Nice Park but the abundance of dog mess everywhere meant we had to cut our visit short due to our youngest getting covered falling on the grass. Just pick it up in a bag, please😔

Bellahouston park is a beautiful park, its i went with my grandson on Saturday whilst my son was playing football at Palace of arts

Great place for a walk in the afternoon with the fam.

It's a lovely park but such a shame it's not kept cleaner. Lovely views from the top of the small mound in the middle. Perfect for dog walks. There's a play park and it's ok, however we've found there's lots of rubbish, including broken glass every time we go. Such a shame as it really is a nice park.

Used to be my favourite park but it's forgotten about and neglected now. The children's play area is tired and overgrown with weeds. Badly needs updating. We had to climb over the long grass and weeds to get to the equipment. It's unsafe and not child friendly at all. The grass is cut in some areas and not others and actually stops before the children's play area. 😱 GGC needs to do more.

Decent regular sports centre that hosts a flea market in the main hall on Sundays. Small park around it and the building itself has a nice Art Deco look to it. Plenty of parking but it is also often full, so plan accordingly.

I was at the front steps of the Palace of Art, however, I was really looking for A House for an Art Lover. I have a friend who has a pottery piece in an exhibition there. But House for an Art Lover is deep in the park and I was myself, and there appeared to be works in the park, so I decided to opt for the nearest bus stop and get a Paisley bus.

Fabulous food as always. Staff are always a delight and so helpful, even running down the road to catch us when my mum left her gloves behind. Always love coming here for lunch.

Lovely park, bits are bit hilly so bear that in mind if your older or have kids. But plenty of space and wide paths to traverse the park

Great place to go play football with my client i support. The football pitch is great and everyone who goes there are all very nice and accommodating never had any issues

Very nice concert; The Muse and two fine support bands. Not lacking in rain. If going for an event then plan and book your return journey in advance. We ended up walking three miles back, in even more rain! Would I do it again? By Jove yes! (With a decent exit strategy.)

HUUUUGE Park. Great location for a gig. Finished by 11pm as homes very close by. Portaloos always disgusting, but that's what you always get at these gigs. Definitely enough of them, so no ones waiting long! Loads of stalls for food. Enough variety. Enough big screens viewable from all directions. As you may be at the back and only see specs otherwise! Good platforms for those with additional needs and their carers.

Great venue for an outdoor concert and thankfully weathers been kind with this being 3rd concert over 5 days and ground held up no probs

Great venue for concerts, Happy bus a must to get back into town 👍

Actually went here for Muse concert. Great venue for the event.

Used to be a great park. Was a favourite when I was young in the late sixties early seventies. Park has been neglected over the years. Pitch and putt closed. No longer great views from up at the Great exabition monument.

The actual grounds were great. It was for a concert, was all very organised. Toilets were clean and tidy. It was chaos leaving, no signage for buses or taxis, no one knew where they were going. Could maybe put in buses back into the city and that would have really made the night great

Great park for everyone, several playgrounds for kids and easy to walk around.

Woo what a beautiful park. Had a lovely walk ended by a nice coffee.

Scottish weather made it 3 stars

Lovely park and the House for an art lover has a great little restaurant

Needs more sitting bench near the bowling area

It's okay it was nice but the staff at the café were rude

Some beautiful parts of this park. Some parts need a bit of a clean up

Visited to use the (free) dog run for photos. Lucked out and got it to ourselves for 45 minutes. Big park with various paths, Palace of Art, House for an Art Lover (with café), Bellahouston Sports Centre with pool. Small parking areas at various entrances with larger one at sports centre. Picnic tables dotted about and kids play park.

Going there for years and sport centre next to it

A lovely walk on a sunny day . Part of a memory afternoon out

The walk was smashing

Saw a junkie doin a backflip..

Lots of litter lying around, bins full for days. No maintenance at all for weeks

Big Park and amazing views

Open space great for dog walking and sport activities..

Bellahouston Park has a great pathway if you feel like a brisk walk and also a few play areas for children.

Lovely park and gardens in busy central location

Pleasant walk around the park, loads of free parking

Loads of space to get out and about in

Lovely open parkland.

Great park for walks and jogs. Great cycling area.

Good woodland walk with interesting features , a maze which kids love and great paths for cycling x

Great place for kids 3 swingparks in total and good for runners always busy... 😁

Very nice

Lovely park, so clean and quiet

A very nice open green space.

Lovely day out. First time I've been, bit difficult to find your way about. Playground good for the kids.

Always enjoy Bellahouston park. Family friendly and huge amounts of space. Facilities for picnics and ball games are in place. Beautiful views from the top of the hill and really easily accessible for most of Glasgow.

Great place for a walk or bike ride

Pretty neat little park. It has several little monuments and interesting statues and even got a nice maze to walk around. Outdoor gym equipment and all. The cafes and galleries are currently closed but they sre worth have a look when they reopen

Great Park!

Always beautiful

Nice walk in the park

The park of my youth. This is a great park, well tended and with lots to see. The House for Art Lovers is the major thing, plus lots of less well know sculptures and monuments dotted around.

Full of Pokémon stops

Big park great for cycling

Great for bike riding with children

Go-to park for getting out and walking dog. Lots to see and do.

Great for a walk, pretty big park for keeping fit. There's a swimming baths and the palace of art with loads of different classes and place to eat, there's also football pitches for 5 a sides. Great place.

Beautiful scenery

Parks rundown now. Playparks are a disgrace for the kids. As for the dog walkers get a grip and get a lead on your dog