Ruined castle of Clan Graham. There are several information boards in around the ruins, which makes the visit more enjoyable, knowing what you're looking at.

Great place for dogs and family any time of year. Multiple car parks and routes which can easily be looped back to each other. Visitor centre with toilets and coffee/food.

Nice place to walk if it wasn't for yelping dogs and screaming kids all over the place.

Great place to walk around. Set in stunning scenery

Nice castle to walk around especially later in the day I had it to myself. Beautiful area for photography or eating a cream cake 😄

Fantastic place great scenery, lots of places to walk, kids and furry animals love it definitely recommend this!

Lovely to explore!

Love brilliant for dogs

Great place for a day out.

Very interesting, great walks lovely cafes, great for kids, dogs.

Lovely day out with the family and great scenery

Nice and free castle, around the castle have beautiful Walk a trail a lot of bog owner walks

There's a geocache

Nice walk to castle especially for dogs.

Great place for a walk but far too many uncontrolled dogs, and their owners.

Great day with the kids

Great park, visitors centre is lovely with super food. Highlight is the view from the top of the kuiper car park where the trail goes out toward the armoury.

Lovely wee walk through the woods and past the pond, then up to the castle. A shame people can't respect the signs telling them to not climb on the castle walls and it more and take their picnic rubbish home.

The best thing about this is how open it is for exploring. Its not like Stirling castle etc, its a ruin but still some bits standing and open for kids to explore and play. Its great fun! Also as a grown up I love the bit in the garden under the stairs!

The castle ruins are amazing and loads of information boards relating to the castles history.

The trail up to it was a lovely climb complete with a peom across the ground part way up. The castle itself was a nice little wander and gave a magical extra feel to our first day on the WHW. Imo it was worth the extra kms.

Excellent day out for two oldies. Lovely walking surface and how nice to find an old castle that is easy to walk round and to. We'll with the trip.

A beautiful place to stop and look. Plenty of exploring for little ones, or an amazing place for hide and seek! The tower is open usually, and has a small museum with local interests.

A castle ruin inside the country park. Not much too see here but still pretty interesting!

A nice old ruin with a fantastic area to walk around and take it the views. You are able get in amongst some of the old buildings but not the main castle. Can quickly become very busy as a popular walking route with people and their dogs.

Great public park for short or long walks, surrounded by beautiful woodland, leading to the Mugdock Castle ruin. Great place to take kids and dogs, plenty of space. Hot and cold drinks and snacks served at the restored castle stables. You can also walk through to a garden centre.

Interesting to see and learn historical facts of area/building.

The castle was my first stop on the West Highland Way and really impressed me. The ruins are definitely worth a visit !

A great place to visit, it is well kept.

Love it here.Fantastic walks.scenery and history.Ever changing landscape.I ride my horse here and walk often.

Beautiful place with gardens surrounded by a nature reserve with pools to swim in and great walks to enjoy. Popular spot but peaceful

Mugdock Castle Protection to the east, north and west was provided by Mugdock Loch which was much greater in size in the Middle Ages than it is today. A ridge of volcanic rock running from east to west just south of the Castle kept the water level high. This provided the Castle with a natural defence on three sides making it difficult for attackers to mount an assault. When this was removed by blasting in Victorian times, the level dropped by two metres.

Beautiful castle in a stunning park. Such a lovely walk and I enjoyed the seclusion - not a touristy place!

A bit disappointing as a historic monument but the snowdrops were fantastic.

Love this park, it's an amazing day out. With the visitor centre, you can stop for a bite to eat , drink and there are toilet's available. Great day out

Mugdock castle is historical. Still standing. Very disappointing that the zoo is no longer operational. Plenty duvks in water. Good for dog walk, feel of nature as the trees claps, the lake sings an the shrubs bows in worship.

Great historical castle ruins with plenty of information about the history of the castle.

Suitable for all ages and abilities, pets welcome, arts and crafts, refreshments

This castle was once the seat of Clan Graham and today still holds many ties to that end Scenes from Netflix film Outking were shot nearby

I walked thru the grounds on Friday. Lovely. My only comment is that the Saltire on top of the castle needs to be renewed and secured properly. Otherwise it was a great walk and great views.

The ruins of the 14th century Mugdock Castle and the Victorian mansion built on its grounds. Information is provided and the castle is also sometimes open to visitors. The surrounding area is beautiful and is lovely to walk through.

The dog loved the walk of the lead and can sniffing all she can.

Nice

Great place for a family walk with castle ruins and a tea room etc

Great we place to visit superb for dogs aswell

A very beautiful antique area

Spectacular scenery

Betifull spot, just wear waterproof even if dry ?

Having ancestry from the Graham Clan, it was surreal to see this castle. Great informational signs are posted around, as well. I'm very glad we explored Mugdock!

Dog friendly. Lovely grounds

Beautiful natural surroundings.Massive area to explore.Historic ruins.Lochs and paths to follow and discover new things.Great day out.

One of the most stunning public parks around. Some phenomenal walks and incredible scenery. Be sure to take the kids to the play park next to the visitors centre and into the wooded area to let them investigate the surrounds. A must visit, especially on a sunny day. Head round to the south car park and walk to the castle from there. A beautiful nature walk

Ruined and partially renovated castle in stunning country park grounds. A braw day oot!

Lovely park with garden centre and visitors site

Gorgeous and lovely to learn about the Grahams. My husband and I eloped here in the castle and took wedding photos around the park. I could spend an entire day walking around the beautiful grounds, no matter the weather. This is one of my favorite places on earth!

Great for both adults and children ???

(Translated by Google) A very interesting and peaceful place for an afternoon walk in the near Glasgow area. (Original) Bardzo interesujące i spokojne miejsce na popołudniowy spacer w niedalekiej okolicy Glasgow.

Magical country park

Lovely trails most of which are pram accessible. Lovely cafe with lots of choice reasonable prices. Good bunch of people visiting the park.

Good place to go for a walk. Nice views out in the open and pleasant through the woods. The old castle is worth a look too.

Prefect place

Beautiful views from the top of the castle ( open doors event). Lots of walks and play areas for kids of all ages.

Great place for working

Good place to relax and taking few pictures

Free parking, nice walking area, nice little cafe. Good for walking with or without dogs

Lovely park but information centre staff rude.

Lovely area to walk round

Very interesting little castle. Sometimes it is open to visitors. The you can go all the way up to the top where, on a clear day, you can expect an excellent vista. Very friendly staff introduces you to the castle and its history. Super for kids as they offer a little treasure hunt.

So beautiful had lovely day with daughter & her wee staffie the staff great didn't know u could do so much walking on one trek and get history involved also loved u can clean all muck off boots at end of wee trek and give the dog a wee wash before journey back to Glasgow ty so much for really enjoyable day

Great place for a walk

What magical place. Never forget! Historical home of Clan Graham. A clan with not one but two War Heros! Ser John de Graham, my namesake, for one!

Great park Castle is alright