Zetland Park Grangemouth

The Zetland Park in Grangemouth, Stirlingshire features a children’s playground, tennis courts and a charming rose garden. The park was gifted by the Earl of Zetland to the people of Grangemouth in 1880. Today the park is a green oasis in the heart of this busy town. There are a number of facilities at the park including the Zetland Park War Memorial which is a highly unusual cenotaph that was designed in 1923.

Other facilities include a cycle path, a fun children’s play area, gardens, football pitches and some historical features. Plus an orchard, playing fields, tennis courts, bowling green and more. In the summer there are additional facilities including crazy golf, bouncy castles and inflatable slides.

A fantastic new pump track for cyclists has now been opened. Plus a brand new fully inclusive play area, which provides a range of play equipment for all children no matter their ability or disability – including pieces of equipment and a sensory garden that are suitable for those in wheelchairs. Please note that the wheelchair swing requires a RADAR key.

Further Information Zetland Park Grangemouth

Is there food and drink available?

There is a cafe serving food and drinks.

What are the main things to do?

Park with a cycle path, children’s play area, gardens, football pitches, some historical features, tennis courts and more. There are toilets and a cafe.