Watersports Activities

Enjoy watersports activities at Strathclyde Country Park and James Hamilton Heritage Park.

Watersports Activities - Highlights

The Antonine Wall and Forth and Clyde Canal

Patrol the Roman Empire's northwest Frontier and experience one of Scotland's World Heritage sitesThe Antonine Wall and Forth and Clyde Canal

James Hamilton Heritage Park

Popular watersports facilty in...

Forth and Clyde Canal Cruises

The Forth and Clyde Canal Society...

Strathclyde Country Park

The park is an excellent centre...

Biggar Adventure LtdOutdoor and adventure company located in Biggar, Lanarkshire.

Biggar ParkBeautifully presented local park in Lanarkshire ideal for a fun family day out.

Forth and Clyde Canal CruisesThe Forth and Clyde Canal Society offers boat trips along the rejuvinated Forth...

James Hamilton Heritage ParkPopular watersports facilty in East Kilbride, Lanarkshire.

Lanark LochPopular visitor attraction based in Lanark, South Lanarkshire.

Outdoor TraxBike Hire, Canoe Hire and Kayak Hire facility based at Auchinstarry, Kilsyth...

Strathclyde Country ParkThe park is an excellent centre for cycling, with marked ways both within the...

The Antonine Wall and Forth and Clyde CanalPatrol the Roman Empire's northwest Frontier and experience one of...

Lanarkshire has several watersports facilities perfect for a great fun-filled family day out.

Home to the world's biggest rowing event, the World Masters Regatta in 2005 and one of the venues for the 2011 International Childrens Games and 2014 Commonwealth Games, Strathclyde Country Park also offers a wealth of watersports activities that all the family can enjoy.

Over in East Kilbride, James Hamilton Heritage Park is a 4 Star VisitScotland accredited activity centre. The park features a 16acre loch which provides beautiful and tranquil surroundings for an exciting range of water sports, from canoeing to windsurfing. Taster sessions are available so that visitors can get a feel for various watersports. Both junior and adult courses are offered.

Should you prefer something a little more sedate, the Forth and Clyde Canal Society offer relaxing cruises along the rejuvinated Forth and Clyde Canal.