Top 20 things to do and attractions in Cumbernauld

Large area of open grass that sits between housing scheme and Cumbernauld Glen (river and walking trails). Path around outside of grass is tarmac but is rough in places where tree roots are breaking it or pushing it up. Fabulous views of hills beyond, odd benches placed around grass area looking in House direction. Some grass is boggy but when we went there were a few people enjoying walking their dogs around the grass. There is also a car park near by at start of Glen/House walks that is sign posted but has holes/puddles in it. The only real negative point is that the information boards about the house, walking trails and area around the Glen and House walks have been vandalised so hard to read

Lovely area to go to for a walk. My only criticism is the litter left behind by some ignorant people. It would be nice to ha e people picking up after themselves.

Great place to go for a walk or run

Lovely place for dogs and children groungs are well kept and the woods are amazingif your an outlander fan a lot of filming was done here.

Usually a lovely place where we walk our dogs along with many others but right now with the hot weather and some of the virus restrictions lifted it is a mess with some people not taking their rubbish home with them. The pictures do not show the full extent of the littering.

Our dogs LOVE this place! It's a massive open area for the dogs to run around in. But it also has a Glen walkway too for those that want to stay away from the open areas and walk. It's normally never busy but you will see everyone from elderly couples walking to dog walkers to families with kids. Highly recommend!

Nice big space for a run around with the dog. Not good if you've got hayfever though!

Palacerigg Country Park is an absolute lovely for anyone who loves the outdoors and a touch of adventure. From the moment you step onto its woodland trails, you’re surrounded by the peaceful sounds of nature — birdsong, rustling leaves, and the occasional sighting of a roe deer darting through the trees. The park’s nature trails are well maintained and perfect for long walks or gentle hikes, winding through stunning woodlands and the impressive Glencryan Gorge. One of the highlights is definitely the treetop walkway, offering a fresh perspective of the park from above and a great spot for birdwatching. The area is teeming with local wildlife — bats, dragonflies, owls, and more — making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. What I love most about Palacerigg is its variety — it’s the kind of place that caters to everyone. If you’re after something active, there are great routes for mountain biking and longer hiking circuits that test your stamina while rewarding you with breathtaking views. Families can enjoy the open spaces for picnics or BBQs, while the visitor centre provides a fascinating look into the park’s wildlife and history. Whether you’re out for a relaxing stroll, a scenic bike ride, or simply to reconnect with nature, Palacerigg Country Park delivers a perfect balance of adventure and tranquility. It’s a place that truly makes you appreciate the beauty of Scotland’s great outdoors.

Visiting as a couple, for a dog walk, we found this country park to be a little disappointing. No way to walk around the lovely loch. Much of the grounds we explored is a golf course so you must be vigilant of flying golf balls. The petting zoo is long gone and it's abandoned remains are quite sad looking. I can see more attraction for those with kids at the playground or those into golf. Maybe we need to explore more to get the best of it but we aren't drawn to rush back. The parking on the day we went was an absolute disaster but overall for us it was a nice afternoon out.

Some cute wee trails in a forest. Good walks and they have a parkrun here now too. Downside is that it feels quite eerie. The animals are not there anymore and there’s not much to see up there now. A rat ran past my car too.

Great place to walk the dog and take the kids, 2 play parks and a nice cafe.

Kids really enjoyed exploring the park and quite a few things to do there. The adventure park had no bins at all so if you're planning a picnic best to eat at the smaller park near the visitors centre and toilets (both of which were closed when we went which I wasnt sure was a permanent closure or not) We had thought there was some farm animals there from looking at google before we went but they were either no longer there or in an obscure part of the park that we missed.

Visited family staying at accommodation just over from this lovely area. The grandkids really enjoyed letting off steam and getting close to nature at the same time. Beautiful 🥰

There is no longer a petting zoo. Palacerigg has seen better days but it is a beautiful place to spend your time. Paths are easy to navigate even with a buggy (some stairs on the Badger trail) and the variety of terrain is interesting. Benches at scenic viewpoints. You could easily visit multiple times without walking the same area of the park.

This World of of Wings centre is amazing,beyond belief! So exceeded expectations! The birds are well looked after and well loved it seems. Lyn and Lisa were terrific falconers ,so knowledgeable and everyone from David on reception to cafe team were so helpful and friendly. I can't praise it enough.

Had a very enjoyable time at the centre handling birds if prey Stuart our host was very passionate and informative throughout the time The birds were beautiful Getting so close while handling these birds was amazing Highly recommended

Brilliant AC/DC Experience was phenomenonol I will definitely be going back to see them when they come back 🤘

Went to the Beatles Tribute Band here recently. First time at this Theatre. It was a great gig. Superb in fact. Theatre, great. Straightforward booking process, e tickets, comfortable seating, great view, good lighting and sound. Bar at entrance. Lots of parking. Staff friendly, professional and helpful. All in all a great fun night. Thank you!

Went here on 16th August 2025 to see Abba The Voyage Tribute Band and it was excellent. It's a nice clean and modern theatre with pleasant and friendly staff. Would highly recommend.

Been here for a few nights out. We've all had a fantastic night every time. We've even just went for a chilled night to watch a movie. Just book something, anything because im not sure how long they will have funding for and there's already nothing to do in Cumbernauld so supports the arts and just go see a tribute band!

Great choices. Very comfortable seating with easy access. Loads of parking. Great bar with snacks!!!

This is a great venue. I go regularly to the cinema and a pantomime at Christmas. It's amazing. Staff are ALWAYS very friendly, approachable and happy to help. Just hope this stays open.

Lovely little theatre. Excellent viewing of stage. Good parking.

Amazing Roman themed park. Has lots to do to suit all ages. Lovely views, plenty parking. Has a couple of picnic tables around the outside of the park, where you can see the swans and ducks. Ice cream van visits, there is rock climbing and nature trails. No toilets at the park, nearest toilet is 10mins walk away at The Boathouse on the canal. There is tar path all around the park easy for prams and wheelchairs to move around.

Lovely little park on the edge of a disused quarry with a large pond, adventure playground and some parking. Also seems to be a popular spot for rock climbing.

Good size car park and very well built kids play area suitable for kids of all ages. Water in the quarry was frozen and was a side activity for kids to throw ice on. Kids play area is fenced so you are comfortable that kids will stay in their area and not go near water without your knowledge.

Lovely place to go for a walk along the nature trail, great playpark for the kids and climbers, climb the rock facing regularly, lovely pond area too with swans ducks and young too.

Great place. I wish it was in my area.

Great place for climbing with range of trad grades l, beware of loose rock on Trundle slab and on Promontory Direct! With new play park will be great for kids and also paddle boarding and canoing is available on the water!

Great spot for families to park up and have a walk. It's usually quite muddy so just becareful under foot. There's a odd bench to sit and wait the swans and picnic bench. Small car park free of charge, great park for the kids just opened and a decent pub just across the way for food afterwards if u fancy it called The boathouse. The pub is dog friendly too and has large car park and outside eating area too.

Not very busy in the gym. Some equipment got notices on them saying do not use I assume they were broken. Hand bike miles, calories recorder, speed etc display still broken last time I used it in Tryst gym was about 5 years ago and was broken then too. The seating area in the gym is shut off with 2 screens and notices telling you to leave bags jackets in lockers down stairs. Not good for people like myself who are disabled and want to sit away from machines to rest to allow others access to them nearest seats outside gym next to lift once you go out there you lose the momentum to go back into gum and continue exercising.

Did a 12-week stint. The gym is great, staff really helpful. If only users would use the provided spray and paper towels to clean their sweat up after using the aparatus'.

Good facilities, however, the changing rooms stink, and the people in charge of teaching kids how to swim are frankly terrible. They do not control the class well and seem like they would rather be anywhere else. One or two are fine the rest should be doing something else. I wouldn't recommend sacking them as I'm not that cruel but you can't train or force folk to care. Send them elsewhere.

Great facility well worth a visit clean and the staff are friendly and helpful..only downside is that you really need to be on the ball when trying to book in for certain classes as the spaces are away like two minutes after opening

We went to use the swimming pools, they have a toddlers pool and intermediate pool and full size swimming pool, good changing facilities and showers, we enjoyed it.

Went for a swim but the main pool had swim club and the small pool was closed due to staff shortages. Everyone was crammed into the middle pool. Poor show from NLC as usual.

Swimming pools are great here. 3 different sizes so guaranteed to find something that suits. Baby pool is lovely and warm. Middle pool is good for fun as they provide things like floats and balls for the kids to play with. Big pool is great for kids learning to swim. My son recently completed his first length in there 😊 Has onsite vending machines and a cafe with seated area that over looks the pools. Only negative I have are the showers are really poor. Very little pressure in them and go off within seconds. Very frustrating. Also has a gym and sauna. Staff are lovely so I'd definitely recommend it. Car parking is plentiful so no probs there.

It's better than it was 20 years ago. There certainly has been a fair amount of money put into making it more light/airy and less....orange. But the choice of shops is not great, there are loads of cheap/nasty "pop-up shops" which come and go, taking over from each other in an endless stream. The Antonine Centre is the newer part of the mall, and I'd recommend a visit to Cafe Alba for a nice coffee and piece of cake.

I went to this college on a supported learning course thinking it would be different from school where teachers are constantly on your case about everything but I was wrong I really felt as though they treat you as if your in primary one all over again in the supported learning courses there still very strict on people swearing I mean they just couldn’t take an adult joke from there students we weren’t even aloud to watch national lampoon when we had a Christmas party in the hair and beauty class

Who wants parking restrictions with no option to pay and stay longer in this day and age.....no one. Just another reason to avoid the out dated depressing place! No wonder people choose to enjoy a full day out shopping and visiting hairdressers etc elsewhere ....... spending their money in places that welcome you and don't chase you out after 2 or 4 hrs......crazy! No common business sense !!! Who wants parking restrictions with no option to pay and stay longer in this day and age.....no one. Just another reason to avoid the out dated depressing place! No wonder people choose to enjoy a full day out shopping and visiting hairdressers etc elsewhere ....... spending their money in places that welcome you and don't chase you out after 2 or 4 hrs......crazy! No common business sense !!!

Cannot find an email to send this to and when I messaged them on Facebook I never got a reply. The other day we paid to participate in the market where we came along and set our stall up and had a large variety of discounted power banks and cables to offer. Within the first hour we were made to feel extremely uncomfortable with two men marching up and down, pointing and staring at our stall. At first, we thought they were visitors to the centre so we greeted them with a smile and let them browse. Following this, the two men came right up to the stall, completely ignored us when we said hello (failed to even look at us in the face) but pointed at our items and made us feel uncomfortable. We later found out that the men themselves have electronic stalls (which are probably full time and part of a binding contract). After that, they approached security and marched by our stalls, again, pointing and embarrassing us. Within the next hour, we were approached by a lovely lady called Cheryl who politely asked us to leave - she apologised many times, but we understood it wasn't her fault. I asked her if this was because of competition, and she nodded her head as to say yes. What we can't understand is, there were other shops surrounding his stall which have exactly the same products to offer? We were extremely embarrassed and asked to leave. To get further to the point, we paid for this stall, we got our pictures taken with our products, we were obviously welcome to sell what we were selling until the men who intimidated and made us feel threatened complained about us. As I mentioned, we assumed this was because of competition, but a few shops away was Argos, and various other shops who sell exactly what they are selling, as well as the shop at the top of the escalators offering the exact same service. To make this even better, once we packed up our stuff, took it home and got the receipt so we could get our money back (adding to fuel costs and inconvenience), we checked out the man's stall where you will find a picture attached below. The only thing he had to offer that was the same as us were iPhone cables, and even at that, they were completely different. As I was saying, there were loads of shops surrounding us and we feel like we have been discriminated against due to our age, we have just turned 20 years old and have been left with a bad experience in your centre. After telling my parents what had happened, they quickly assumed it was age discrimination, also. Being very young, we are aware that it's very easy to bully people out of these sort of things, and things like this tarnish reputations. The staff were lovely and very apologetic about asking us to leave, but the man (and his friend) who acted as the catalyst to us being asked to leave should really be the centre of your concerns. The only time I saw the man smile was when we were carrying our boxes out the door - which again, is very embarrassing. This is very unwelcoming and it's something I would take into consideration as it's very unwelcoming for your visitors. The other man who accompanied him was seen behind the e-cigarette stall at the top of the escalators. We feel like this situation must be brought to your attention and I look forward to hearing your findings in due course.

Not too bad shopping centre, great if its a wet day, every store under shelter, plenty fast foods Outlets round about KFC ,McDonalds, Burger King, Domino's & Pizza Hut to name a few, Tesco on one side and Asda Superstore on the other ;-)

A lack of decent shops, the old part of the building is an eyesore from the outside, lots of empty shops inside, and expect a fine from the car park if your there too long, the antonine part is good but the rest should be knocked down and rebuilt

A small shopping centre with a Dunnes, Next, TKMAXX, River Island, Dorothy Perkins, New look, Boots and Superdrug a selection of hairdressers​ , jewellery stores Pound stores and cafes. Good parking.

Brought up in a faith makes us stronger. Forget the media Christian hate. inner PEACE is found in Silence, Listening, Hope, Words from God, Strength, Love and Seeking an answer to that emptyness inside. Ego, Worldly idealoligy and seeking Meaning brings me humbly back to God. He's always been there, I'm the traveller lost and who thinks I know better. Sorry

Easy access nice and warm can hear every word the priest said which in some churches is very difficult as their sound system isn't up to much.

Beautiful chapel very big with really nice helpful people there, who are there for you if you just want to pray or talk & definitely there to help.

Really friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcoming,friendly and easy to chat to. Very family and community orientated and include everyone.

Very nice church

I have visited this church,which happens to have picked up award's for its design and architecture.

Not a traditional style church, large and spacious

Lovely nature reserve that's very peaceful even tjough it's next to the motorway. Shame it's been cut through by the new link road but there are a few walks and if lucky you may see the rare newt that made this possible.

What this nature reserve needs to bring it up to 5 stars is a massive hospital development. At the moment it's just all nature, trees and fresh air.

Love this nature reserve. Great walk for the family. Lots to explore.

Very beautiful places. Unusual comparing to the rest of the UK.

Nice for a short little walk

Great for dog walking, good mix of surroundings.

Bundles of bones lien in steel work dog poo still about everywhere that u have to dodge people don't lift it.its ignorance

Lovely people, beautiful setting. Well worth a visit even if you're non religious.

Beautiful church seating lots of people.

Great to be back in church excellent service.

Pretty building for telling stories in.

Historical

Nice grounds

Very friendly

(Translated by Google) Nice place. If you drive further, you can get to a small path with a good view (Original) Гарне місце. Якщо проїхати далі можна потрапити на маленьку стежку з якої відкривається непоганий вид

We did the family flying experience today and had a brilliant time. We’ve visited the centre quite a few times and really enjoy seeing the flying displays and finding out about the different birds but the experience today was excellent, handling the birds and finding out lots about them. The keepers are all fab and so knowledgeable. Abbie was brilliant especially making sure my daughters were comfortable and happy handling the birds. Would definitely recommend both a visit to the centre and an experience if you can.

This is a fantastic place to visit and I’d highly recommend it for people of all ages. It’s amazing to see all the different birds up close and to see some of them flying in the flying sessions. A falcon even landed on my husband’s head during a flying session!😆 The talks during the flying sessions were really informative and interesting for me and my husband and our ten year old. Our six year old wasn’t so interested in the talks (understandably) but he loved the kids play area and seeing the birds. Great experience!

This hidden gem is well worth the visit. The staff are amazing, friendly and knowledgeable. Obviously love looking after all the birds. It's worth staying for all the different flight displays. Cafe is worth a visit, especially the great Scottish cakes

Absolutely brilliant place, had an experience and totally worth it, but please book your experience through them and not a 3rd party as they then get all the money, keepers are all really good, knowledge is outstanding, Lynne was our group keeper and she was brilliant, Stuart was the keeper for the flying and he was also outstanding and funny. This place is a gem and we can't wait to come back for our next experience

Amazing day, Bird shows with amazing information!! Staff couldn't do enough, more information whilst going about their job. Cafe is delicious, we had tea just and cake. We will definitely be back. Photography lover it's a must!!!! They also do photography courses. Experiences.

Great place with well looked after birds. We arrived at 10am and stayed until 2pm. There was plenty to see and every two hours from 11am there is an hour long flying display and talk about some of the birds. The staff were all friendly and the food in the café was really good. We had a great time and plan to return in the future

It was a fantastic experience to admire the birds up close. Guided by incredibly enthusiastic and experienced people. Stewart was a torrent of fascinating stories for the vulture experience, which we even got to feed. We concluded our experience with a flying display of different species. Definitely recommended for any (bird) nature lover. We wish the entire team the best of luck with their breeding project and keep our fingers crossed for a beautiful young vulture in the near future.

The staff is lovely and the play area is huge! My son loved it and there was vegan options for us including vegan vanilla ice cream which was amazing. I just think it is far too expensive over £14 for 2 hours play during the week is absolutely ridiculous. If it was unlimited play, people would be more inclined to come and would spend money on food/drink.

This place is a SCAM for local people!! They know it is the only soft play in Cumbernauld and they abuse the prices. The price for 2 children-only the enter is £33 plus they charge for each adult 1.50£ which is unreal. If you choose to eat their food that is the worst I have ever seen and overpriced the total fun for for two hours will cost around £80. Don’t get fooled by those greedy people. With this value of money, you can do so Much more on better places.

I was absolutely amazed when we visited for the first time today. Incredible equipment, really well staffed and clean. My pet hate is a dirty looking play space, but there were people going around cleaning everything: High chairs were being cleaned within an hour of opening and they already looked pretty spotless to me. The Inflatable section is awesome- I think it is new. We never ate, but food/ cakes all looked good too. They seem to have thought of everything. I couldn't fault it.

Been coming here for a long time and my son loves it, my son is my priority over a few extra pound than other places charge but I do agree that it is expensive, many people have mentioned the cash on entrance which is a bit odd and first thing that come to my mind also was tax invasion however I have seen many of people using their card for payment, it is obviously down to the venu what form of payment they expect which doesn’t necessarily mean it’s dodgy, let’s think they have a cash machine installed right next to the counter but still have card facility available, if you use your card they will incur a charge which I believe is around 10% but if they make you use that cash machine they actually make more money Even though the machine doesn’t charge for withdrawals, most staff are Miserable and cafe is very much overpriced however it’s Our choice as adults if we use it or not, We can feed and water ourselves before or after play and if necessary we could sneak a little drink in for the kids, I personally get a large Coke for them to share but jugs or juice are available, after saying all that there is plenty to do here and my kids love it so I will continue to come back, I also travel about 60 miles each way to come here, I am in Receipt of benefits so if I can do it without to much hardship then surely you can too, think of your children and not yourselves.

Great place and my twin boys love every minute of they’re time here which gives me some chill time with a cuppa …can’t fault the cleanliness of the place either they’re staff are on it all the time…..just wish they’d build one nearer Glasgow city centre

Now I can say that it's better because it's new castle and was not hot like last time,food and drink it's more expensive compared to different soft play and we don't like a food here but it's big and kids have a fun

We bought our daughter here while we where staying over for a few days and we thought it was brilliant and amazing. There is so much to do, all the toys, the inflatable section, the 3 level softplay and all those slides. My daughter had an amazing time! We went for the 2 hours and the time passed so quickly. Very spacious which is nice, as a lot of soft plays can be cramped. I wish we had something on this scale in Cumbria. Most ones down here are a lot smaller and don't offer as much. I don't get people complaining about the price. It's actually pretty reasonable for something that size compared to what you pay down here. The softplays in my area adults pay as well, and in a lot of them it's £3.00, as they also us the facilities. Also the food was nice as well and again reasonably priced. I was expecting to pay more as some of these places rip you off for the food. The only downside was the heat, it was way way to hot and you could feel the heat coming off the ceiling mounted heaters, it was also quiet a warm day as well so the heating didn't need to be on that high. My only other thing is none card payment for entry and yet you can use can card to pay for food. I did notice card machines at the entrance so I really don't know why it's cash only when we live in a time now, esp after covid where few people actually use cash.

We went for my son's birthday as I'd taken my other kids to paintballing at similar and older ages. I had a rough idea how the day would go. The cumbernauld one was alot smaller than previous sites id been to. We'd to scan a QR code to sign a waiver for each player before they were allowed to play. The kids got their uniforms, guns and paintballs. The helmets were only half helmets and did not cover the top of their heads which i was concerned about. We had booked for the morning but got a call the day before asking us to change to the afternoon as there wasn't enough players as other teams had pulled out. This was a little annoying to arrange last minute but was offered additional paintballs for inconvenience. Previous sites I'd gone to had free tea/coffee facilities but weren't here. And there was also a tank kids could get pictures on but the Cumbernauld site is very small and had a few picnic benches. The site isn't the easiest to get to as its not well signposted but following signs and turning into world of wings and follow up to bedlam paintballing car park. There was one porta loo on the grounds. There didn't seem to have any lockers for belongings but that's only because I couldn't see any in the small area. Everyone just left their belongings on the benches and thought that was a bit of a risk as the site was easy to get into. I stayed behind while my party went into the games. I was told it'd be 3 sets of 2 games. At the end of the day there was meant to be a scoreboard with winners announced. But they went in twice for 45 mins games. I divided their paintballs amd gave them a 3rd of their paintballs as i was told theyd be going in for 3 games. But after the 1st game we were all told theyd only be going in for one more game so take all their paintballs. They ended almost an hour earlier than they shouldve and came out at 2.45 instead of 3.30pm. My son had extra paintballs by the end and handed them back in. Kids I had in my party were to be picked up at 3.45 when I was told it'd end but we sat till pick up. All the staff left just after 3 except one member who stayed till we got picked up at 3.45. My son enjoyed paintballing but I'd be very reluctant to return to this site. £50 per child for 2x 45 min games (this was with a special offer) was a bit steep. Previous paintballing experience through IPG where you pay £60 for 10 people for the passes and £10 each player (£100, so works out £16pp for 10 people 9-4) on booking was always what I paid and this was for full day and not the half day (1-3.45) I'd got through bedlam for £50 pp.

We had my son's 10th birthday party yesterday at the Cumbernauld site yesterday and cannot praise them enough. The guys (and girl) on the team are friendly, professional and knowledgable and so accomodating. In all honesty, the booking experience on the phone felt rushed and impersonal and I was a bit apprehensive turning up. But the on-site experience is the polar opposite. Even getting lost and turning up a bit late didn't dampen the experience and i've been reliably informed by 8 10yo's that it was the best birthday party EVER. Thank you all very much, you made my boy's day ❤️

Good day out, was very fun and safe. The staff were very nice and the guns we’re cool to shoot

Thoroughly enjoyed my time here today. Would definitely come back but definitely bring a spare pair of shoes

Brilliant day out at bedlam Glasgow, good variety of game modes and all round brilliant experience, highly recommend

Staff were great. Loved kalvin he’s the sndest guy gon

Games were excellent and enjoyable and the staff were very friendly and helpful

A statue of Donald Dewar that looks like he has been handcuffed as he stares down Buchanan Street. It is just a really odd pose for the very first ever first minister of Scotland.

Statue of Donald Dewar (1937-2000) Scotlands first „First Minister“ Well done statue - can’t tell if Donald Dewar was a good politician, but sure it make’s sense to have a statue of the first ever Scottish First Minister.

At Buchanan galleries shopping centre...Glasgow is miles better than any of this stuff. Check it out, go off piste and visit the lesser known corners, you will not be disappointed. 👍

Wow this was the 1st minister of Scotland. And they put this monument here in Glasgow. Waste of tax paying money and some decent person guy has put a traffic cone on his head. Would I make a point of going here to see this. NO I'd rather go in to bar in the gorbals and get rat arsed.

Worthy tribute to a fine man.

An embarrassing reminder of a great politician who, in the spirit of the labour party, lacked faith in his own people to be able to fully take control of their own destiny

I wasn't visiting the statue so much as standing near it. But he was a good man.

There to watch the Rangers Ladies Stewards are always friendly & helpful. Thankfully they’ve now got better food choices at the kiosks

Went for BMX racing. Lovely two days.

Modern good facilities both on and off the park for meetings presentations. Toilet for all food match days also a small retail park for all your essentials.

Far too big for Cumbernauld Colts needs but we'll appointed nonetheless

A really nice community stadium. A cup final for two young teenage football teams. The atmosphere gave the boys a taste & feel of a big match stadium. Nice place

Forget the stadium and walk around the loch, it’s only 2 mins walk from the stadium and it’s a nice walk with lots of wild life to see. Roughly 1.75 miles all the way around. Quite flat ground in most places. Wear wellies or boots in the winter. It has a couple of play parks along the route for kids (1-10 years old) to enjoy.

The Ground was opened in 1995 after a period of ground sharing with Hamilton and Partick Thistle,following their departure from their old shawfield ground in 1986.With a capacity of over 8 ,000 its has only three stands all are smart though with windshields at either side,an intresting fact that Broadwood is the highest ground above see level in scotland

Visited with a friend since it has been changed over and I wasn't too impressed. The game itself was good although if you are going first time, be prepared to lose a few numbers along the way, the callers are pretty quick. The staff are really lovely and like a good laugh which takes away the focus on the dirty seats and game boards. The build up of dirt is disgusting but hey if that doesn't bother you then it's a great game to play. The place looks like it needs a good refurb and that's what let's it down so much. Don't even get me started on the toilets just try and hold it until you get home. I dont doubt the toilets are cleaned but not regularly enough as someone had wiped their own poop on toilet roll holders. At that point I couldn't wait to get out and to wash. I think with a good deep clean or a refurb the place could really be a great night out but this is one I won't be visiting regularly

No atmosphere and all fin hone from a good get together night. Electronics have taken away the excitement and if you're not playing electronics your chances of winning are slim.

Liked the hotel staff lovely only disappointment was the room it was one of the rooms waiting to b redecorated the food was great going back in Nov hopefully I will get a nice room this time .

Lovely friendly staff always happy to help you out Janet is a kind lady who always says good morning or afternoon to you George or Stewart calls the numbers and there awesome u wouldn't be disappointed if u went for a wee afternoon or evening session of bingo xx

Lovely staff very friendly thanks Gary for welcoming us we had a good time even though we didn't win food lovely be returning

Great staff. Good selection of food and very reasonable prices

Great place to meet up social distancing and have a good time (win a bit of money as well).

Fabulous sculpture in a quiet location. Recommend going in to cemetery to park close by.

After visiting the kelpies I was aware of this sculpture also, looked amazing in the pictures I'd seen. Finding it wasn't to hard although I went into the cemetery first before coming back out to discover seemingly no parking options . I spoke to local lady who was doing her garden and she advised me on where to park . There's isn't much parking but we were the only ones there on arrival. As it's the only sculpture there you won't be there too long. We got our pictures and off we went. Worth a visit but nothing else there really.

I used to see this every day when working in the Glasgow area 10 years ago. This is the first time I've been up close, and it is massive. We parked at the end of Craighalbert Road. It was not the best as it was incredibly muddy. There is a cemetery alongside the Arria site with a handful of parking bays for those visiting loved ones.

An amazing sculpture, locally made, walking through a beautifully kept cemetery to get to it.

Impressive sculpture, in size and impact. Easy to get to from various directions if cycling (which I did) or walking. The only issue is that it is on a crest of a hill and there is no easy way to view the upper part as there are no similar heights nearby, you can only look up at it from very close by.

We knee we wanted to see the Kelpirs and spin researching we found this little gem. There weren't any people there except us. It's a little harder to find as its attached to the cemetery and there isnt any parking at the sculpture itself. A very easy walk in. Beautiful to look at.

Beautiful sculpture looking towards Cumbernauld. Behind is Eastfield Cemetery and lots of woodland. The size of this is enormous and I was very impressed when I made sight of it. Nice walk enjoyed it. The M8 is directly below Aria.

Had great fun with the group I went with and enjoyed the different game modes only down fall through no fault of the company was a parent who stormed out like a child because they lost the game. But if you want to go with a group of friends it's great fun.

What an experience!! Staff are so friendly and accommodating, the place is spotless and then the game itself is on another level!!! Kids loved it so much they are screaming for their birthday parties to be held here. Highly recommend and we all can't wait to go back!!!

Had a great time with family members. Staff friendly and helpful. The game itself is more Call of Duty than Alien Attack. My youngest enjoyed the zombie game the most. A great asset to Cumbernauld.

Newly opened Laser Quest. Just taken my boys for the first time and they loved it. 'Best Laser Quest EVER' that's my boys words. Staff are great, equipment fantastic, venue space huge. Talking of booking birthday party already and not for another 6mths. Thanks guys just what Cumbernauld has needed. I will be back very soon!!!!

This place is s on much fun for adults and kids alike good value for money and there pizzas are excellent.

Great kids party today. The staff were very helpful and accommodating

Great place for a kids party. Reception staff lovely. Local and needed x