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Dumbarton
Another County, another Castle, another Garden, another Museum, another Park-up
Pitches & Park-ups šļø
A Vanlife Community Park-up
Pitches & Park-ups šļø
Within view of Irn-Bru (the AG Barr factory that is)
Days out
Scotlandās Canal Town
Our first park-up dockside
20 minutes from Glasgow.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on the bank of the River Clyde.
Our first campsite with a pool and we had a bonus movie night amongst the parkruns, many playtimes and laundry.
A great find when I was looking for somewhere to visit on the way up to Scotland. This car park is next to Carlisle Castle and has allocated spaces for Motorhomes.
Probably the most serenely beautiful setting for a park-up to date.
Family Life, Learning and Travel
Camping beside Strathclyde Country Park and āScotlandās Theme Parkā
A parkrun to beat them all...
It sounds like a Beautiful South song but this was the best arrangement we could manage to get into Glasgow Centre.
The second, very different, museum that we visited in Glasgow City.
In-between visits to the Riverside Museum, we checked out the Botanical Gardens.
We found a way to explore the city with Connie, seeking out street art.
One of two free-to-enter museums which we chose to explore over our two days taking the train into Glasgow Central.
Moving through the streets of Glascow from train to museum and following the trail.
We parked up in Paisley in search of the āPaisley Patternā
On our way closer to Glasgow, we ventured up through the hills and alongside lochs to visit the Greenock Cut.
At a loose end and wanting to stay in the area, we set out with a local trail map to explore Greenockās History.
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