Muiravonside Country Park

Muiravonside Country Park is a natural area with woodlands, meadows, and riverside landscapes along the River Avon in Falkirk. The grounds feature interconnected walking trails, a working farm with domestic animals, and various spaces for outdoor recreation.

The park was established in 1977 by converting former agricultural lands into public spaces for nature conservation and community use. This transformation marked the shift from private farmland to the recreation area you see today.

The sculpture trail displays artworks and poetry along marked paths, connecting visitors with expressions from local artists. As you walk through the park, these installations invite you to pause and experience the relationship between nature and creative work.

The park is open daily from morning until evening with free entry and paid parking on-site. Signage and marked paths help you navigate and find different areas throughout the grounds.

The demonstration farm keeps Highland cattle, Clydesdale horses, alpacas, and rare breed sheep on its land. These animals give visitors a glimpse into both traditional and contemporary farming practices in Scotland.