Reviews of Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre. (Travel Agency) in Glasgow (Other counties).
Whitelee Windfarm Visitor Centre
Moor Rd, Eaglesham, Glasgow G76 0QQ, United Kingdom
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D. J.Visitor centre is in a good location
And a great base to explore the windfarm, whether that is on foot or on bike.
The cafe is OK, there is not much hot food offerings, really feel like they are missing a trick here. Also limited outdoor seating however they have a large mostly empty decking area.
The windfarm is great for a walk, make sure to ask the j for desk for a nap.
S.Great place to walk the dogs. Plenty of parking. The visitor center is educational and interesting with a nice little cafe looking out over the wind farm. Keep in mind this place has its own weather system it was very well placed.
L. F.Really enjoyed our visit. Beautiful visitors centre. Lots of parking. We took the dog and walked for miles around the windmills. If you enjoy walking then this place is amazing.
R. A.Great place for a walk, different length trails for beginners and advanced etc. cafe is pretty decent for a small bite to eat
L. M.Do you like an outdoor walk? You’ve got to try here.
Such lovely paths with lots to see & do. The coffee shop serves great coffee & cakes which very priced very reasonably too.
K. K.Lovely place to visit, went when it was very cold, very windy and walking past the windmills made it more windy, so if you do go during the cold season bundle up because it is cold. Lots of windmills to see!
s. f.Great location. Staff are all very friendly and welcome everyone. Plenty walks and bike trails.
G. A.Great place to walk and walk (or cycle).
Plenty of routes to choose from.
Also the option to take the electric bus tour from the centre.
Café is a good place to stop and catch a bite while enjoying the view.
Get there early on a good day or parking can be tricky.
M. B.Great walks, great view, lovely bite to eat at the Visitors Cafe. Will be a regular visit for walking. My daughter even enjoyed the walk and seeing the wind turbines. The visitor centre not fully open but cafe and toilet facilities are available and all very clean.
m.Excellent place, cafe, toilets and lots of open space for walking and cycling. Recommend as a good day out and will visit again. Also has several electric car and solar charging points.
J. S.I love this place, whether you want a short stroll or a 15km hike its all here, I find the turbines mesmerising and very calming to walk around. The cafe is open but the visiting centre is still shut, there are picnic beeches throughout so take some lunch and put your walking shoes on.
r. j.Visitors Centre with loilets and a café.
Loads of outdoor walks for dogs and offroad cycling.
A. W.We spent the most terrific morning at Whitelee Wind Farm including a wonderful tour of the the site on the visitor centre's brand new all-electric bus. Our tour guide Stuart was knowledgable, explained everything we saw and answered all our questions. He was terrific with our young kids too. We learnt a lot about wind energy and had a lot of fun. The visitor centre cafe with it's fantastic views across the site was a great place for a pit stop afterwards. It was free to access the visitor centre and a family trip on the bus (tour length ~45 minutes) was £10 (3 adults and 2 under-fives). There are also well-marked - and evidently very popular - trails across the site for walkers and cyclists allowing for independent exploration on what is a beautiful site, of interest, as much for its flora and fauna and beautiful far-reaching as the turbines. I'd really recommend a visit for all ages!
J. A.Totally awesome. The scale of the place is difficult to take in. We walked about 3.5 miles along the routes and paths but when we looked at the map it was only a tiny part of the site.
Well worth the visit if only to appreciate the statistics of how much renewable energy contributes to Scotland.
V. D.A good walk for humans and dogs. A few different routes. Lost a point as I think it should be easier to plot a route. Signs should be accompanied by maps and have walking times (approx clearly).
Calm and relaxing nonetheless.
R. D.Whitelee windfall has a large number of turbines - one of the largest sites in the UK. Visited with a view to carrying out some research and took a short tour of the site. Very impressive machines, the technology for these is coming on in leaps and bounds and its very impressive to see.
Windfarm is easily accessible by road from Glasgow, although the final road to the visitors centre is perhaps over-generous to cyclists!
P. H.We went for “Nae Fireworks” night and it was perfect for our dog who doesn't like fireworks. You wouldn't have known it was bonfire night. There were schedule walks with wardens and the cafe was open! Will definitely be back next year. Recommend it for any dog owners
S. T.Has a cafe, exhibition hall and a reception. Nice wee place to rest after walks or rides. Coffee and food is average but reasonably priced. Plenty of parking but can get busy.
H. N.Although the Visitor Centre was closed due to COVID however the park remains open to public for what is an amazing experience to be able to walk around between the beautiful surrounding and Tall Wind Turbines. A must visit place for all ages of people including children.
L. N.First visit last night for the no firework event and we'll definitely be back during daylight to explore more. There were plenty of Rangers on hand to help with parking/directions and they led 2 separate walks for the dogs. It was amazing to see so many dogs out walking with their light up collars and the cafe after the walk had as many dogs as humans. Absolutely loved it and would 100% recommend this if your dog is traumatised by fireworks...my shitzu for the first time in years had an enjoyable and stress free Bonfire night. Thank you to all the Rangers who made this happen 🥰
N. C.Great place for a day out, the visitors centre is quite good, lacking a little buts thats made uo for. They have a nice little cafe where you can get a bite to eat and recove some of your energy after a walk through the windmills. The location it's self is beautiful and picturesque. It can sometimes be rather chilly as the wind blows. But by walking about it's rather fantastic. There are many different ways you can get about that being by walking or cycle. It's definitely a place to bring a mountain bike to be able to get round and see didfrent aspects that your aren't able too by walking. I would definitely recommend it for a visit and a day trip especially if you have children as it will tire them out with all the walking.
I. “. H.Superb place for bracing walks , make sure you layer up because it can quickly become cool with the wind.
Well maintained paths , excellent views, great for both walking and cycling :)
L. E.Educational! Its great to get up close and truly see the size of them. Some signage to give facts about them and learn a bit more. Free to visit, there is a cafe on sight too beside the car park. Lots of dog walkers, so car park can get a bit busy.
J. W.Great place for a walk, good access roads, and not too strenuous.
Visitor centre well controlled for COVID rules and fantastic cafe in the building, food 1st class and at good prices.
K. A.If your a cyclist getting there a nice run from all directions and hills a plenty . If you like a wee bit off road whatever level it's there at your convenience fab visitors center and nice place for adventure and walks
T. R.What an amazing place. You must go. You will be blown away, literally LOL.
B. S.An ideal place for people who like walks in the fresh air. An additional attraction are huge windmills and the possibility of riding mountain bikes or walking among the windmills with a dog.
b. c.Whether you walk, run, cycle, dog walk, or bird watch, Whitelee wind farm is certainly a great place for all of these.
Venture out and do a few of the circuits near the visitor centre, great for blowing the cobwebs away.
Very well sign posted now, but take a free map at the gate just in case.
I used to train a lot for big cycle events, and Whitelee was the ideal place for training, very testing on the auld legs.
But let's be careful, folks, remember
when you cycle right into Whitelee, you are in the middle of nowhere, so mind how you go.
I used to get lost a lot before they put up the signposts, everywhere looked the same.
No bike this time, I drove up, left from carpark and walked over to Blackwood Hill veiw point.
On a clear day you can see for miles, take a coffee or tea, and stop for a while and take in the magnificence of Ben Lomond in the distance, marvellous.
But sadly not today, it would blaw the heid aff ye, too many clouds charging about, but still a great day to be alive and kicking.
When I first heard about the Windfarm plans, I was dead against them, and in some places of great beauty there is definitely no place for them.
But now we are all used to the sight of these Gigantors all over the British countryside.
Are they the way forward for future generations? who knows.
I'll phone Doc and Marty for their thoughts.
Whitelee can look beautiful on some days, and desolate and bleak on others.
But that's what makes it what it is, a haven for wildlife, and a place for people to enjoy their pastimes, whatever they may be, there is space for them all up at Whitelee.
It's strange, I seem to ignore the existence of the turbines anytime I am there, and just enjoy the cycling or rambling.
Maybe I've learned the fine art of Zen. 😊
Remember and take yer tammy, boots, and an extra warm and rainproof jaikit if you are braving the Scottish elements, of which there are many at Whitelee.
Enjoy, and haste ye back. 😉🏴
D. W.Absolutely beautiful place. Full of a sense of wonder. You can walk up to these stunning man made machines if you like or just keep following the path and enjoy the literal hundreds of wind turbines around you. Worth the visit of you like these things.
D. S.Great for walking and cycling and popular with the whole of Glasgow at the weekends. We did the Loch Goin circuit so got away from the crowds.... Weather could have been better and takeaway coffee is your only option. Pics from another day when the weather was better!
S. R.Really nice and quiet place to stop. We used it as a free motorhome stopover for the night. When everyone leaves its quite incredible to watch the mist descend over the Windmills. The services are currently closed due to Covid, but as a first night before heading further up its easy to get to, there's usually some space for some peace and quiet, and the windmills are a great sight.
Spaces aren't completely level but not that bad.
A. D.Very well set out and lovely scenes
Walk was easy and not difficult so good for all
Plenty of families as well
R. E.Scottish Power have done a great thing in the Whitelee Windfarm. The visitors centre is small but informative with a few well thought out exhibits on (renewable) power generation in the UK, aimed at a wide range of ages.
We hired good quality mountain bikes from Cyclestation and had an enjoyable family experience on the dedicated bike trail (good for beginners) before cycling around Lochgoin.
Since we arrived after closing time on the Saturday, we took a short walk and then spent the night in the overflow car park in our campervan (stunning views). After the bicycle ride on Sunday we enjoyed the excellent shower facilities at the visitors centre.
L. D.Love visiting here, loads of different walking routes so you can have a flying visit or spend a good few hours having a wander. The centre itself is good, the staff are always really friendly and helpful and they make a cracking cup of coffee in the cafe.
H. B.Wonderful to view over two hundred wind turbines. It offers a great walk around the area, takes about one hour. The cafe offers the usual coffee, tea cold drinks and a few cakes!
A.Fantastic place to walk your dog and children,👌☺️
J. S.Really good for walking, especially with the young ones. I really enjoyed the visitor centre too. We didn’t eat there but ate a (home made) picnic outside on the grass. It was nice.
Very windy weather -as you can imagine- so even on warm sunny day, take along a jacket.
The VR headset was excellent for the wee ones (and grown ups too). Enjoyed my day here.
L. R.Good walk and scenery. Places to eat and toilet facilities. Restaurant is good and clean. Took a pram and dog with us and managed fine but there is a steep hill at the start of the walk. Gravel paths and benches to sit. Would recommend especially in the warmer months for a longer visit.
H. W.Great place to walk the dogs. Also has a nice wee cafe for snacks and drinks
C. N.Great walks. Fascinating to be up close to the wind turbines. Toilets very clean. Cafe staff welcoming and prices low. Cakes and coffee great quality.
B. B.Generally a good place to get out for the day. Whether cycling /walking/hill climbing or just to blow the cobwebs away.. Cafe and toilets on site and for the slightly older or maybe non walkers, tour buses are available to take you round..
A. M.Didn't expect to be visiting a wind farm but when u do stop and gaze its quite impressive. Vast amounts of turbine (215) spread over a huge area. Looks good for cycling the 80 odd miles of tracks to.
D.Lots of trails to explore,great scenery and a good visitor centre. Free parking,paths are gravel with some interesting cycle trails.
W. W.Great veiws and teeming with wild bird life, lots of good walks and very educational
C. B.Lovely place for a walk on a sunny day. The windmills are quite impressive when you stand close to them, nice experience
N. H.Whitelee was a lovely location for a walk within driving distance to Glasgow.
The area is ideal for cycling/mountain biking as well with good cycle lanes along the main road.
The path is mostly buggy friendly as we didn't come across any steps but would be best suited to a pram that is adapted to rougher terrain as it is quite gravelly.
There are hardly any shaded parts (at least in the area we walked which was closest to the visitor center) so on a sunny day, I would recommend a hat/sunscreen.
It is dog friendly but there are areas where dogs must be kept on a lead. There are sheep and signs warning that a lamb was recently killed by a dog. You are at risk of prosecution or your dog getting shot if anything happened.
There is parking by the visitor centre and overflow parking closer to the main road but it fills up quickly on a nice day.
J. M.Absolutely love the wind farm for a walk with with kids and dog. Visitor centre is great fun for all with VR headset experience and windtunnel, kids love it! Great cafe on site too that is very reasonable.
ذ. د.A must see and visit place of Glasgow. These giant wind turbines makes you feel so tiny. Great place to take kids and it’s free.
A.Beautiful walks and bike track. The turbines are really impressive up close!
Great visitor centre with interesting and child friendly exhibition as well as a craft for kids. Café is basic but has great coffee and good cakes.
Highly recommend!
M. D.Ideal place to walk the dog. Lovely hot chocolate bonus seeing Santa 🎅
Y.Great place for walks or bike rides next to the huge windmills. It has a cafe with a great selection of food and snacks.
A spectacular place!
G.Interesting place to find out more about windfarm. Possibility to wear virtual Google to feel like standing at the top of turbine. Also place for kids and get coffee.
v.Great place for cycling (and cycle hire), and a nice cafe. Very scenic on a sunny day.
A. G.Excellent place to visit for kids and adults, the bus tour was very informative too. Pleasant caafe and nice clean toilets.
F. n. L. n.Brilliant place for a nice long walk although some paths are well hidden with plant life. 10/5 would definitely recommend coming here for a day out.
P. M. U.This is a great location to get walking, cycling or running. The paths are well maintained and are extensive. There is also a reasonably priced cafe on site which serves a good standard of sit-in or takeaway food. Just perfect after you have walked 8 miles or so around it's longest route. There is also toilet facilities here. It's open seven days a week and the cafe shuts at 16.30. It is free to enter and park on site and easily accessible.
S.Love Whitelee Windfarm, loads of different walks there. Easy to avoid the crowds when it's busy
I. A.Great place to visit to get some fresh air and a brisk walk. You can also take in some education in the gist of centre about the wind turbines. Great to bring inquisitive young minds...ie the kids. Lots of on hand things to keep them occupied.
When you walk around, you just awe on the sheer size of these wind turbines.
You can hire bikes or walk. Picnic area also.
You can visit....whatever the weather.
Oh yes...they have a lovely cafe and public toilets.
D. L.Great day out - the wind tunnel in the visitor centre is great fun for kids and we always enjoy our walks around the windfarm.
D. H.Great place to spend a few hours. Great views and lots of interesting info about the turbines. Pleasant cafe to get a drink / snack after walking or cycling round the place. Even better if you get nice weather.
D. M.Me and the kids enjoyed it. Great for a walk and the cafe was nice. The wee centre was fun as well.
J. M.What an amazing landscape it is to walk around with all these windmills. The visitor centre is great with some very good interactive activities.
J. L.Great location for a walk during all hours, it is quiet and because of its circuit layouts you can set yourself a short, or long, of a walk as you want.
J. H.Good for walking. Good little cafe lots of selection sell pannis. Good view. Has toilets
L. J. S. S.Beautiful place with many paths for walking or cycling.
M. C.Beautiful place, very well worth a walk or ride around. The visitor centre has a panoramic cafe and a small exhibition explaining the project.
c. d.Fabulous informative visitor centre, great walks around moorland, lots of wind turbines, amazing views of Glasgow, Ayrshire and Arran.
J. A.We held our daughter's birthday party here recently and cannot speak highly enough of the venue and amazing staff who organised the party. All the kids had a great time building bug hotels, taking part in a treasure hunt round the Windfarm on the bus and tasty lunch afterwards. We received lots of positive feedback from parents too, such a fun and unique party experience, would highly recommend!
S. S.Brilliant wee day out, My son loved the VR headset and learning about wind energy. Highly recomended to any one that loves to learn about how the turbines work.
G. B.Nice visitor centre and cafe, took walk to nearest turbine. Disappointed bus not on at weekends.
J.As expected, big open wide windy space. Plenty to walk and ride. Cafe on site.
E. L.Always a fun day out for the kids. Even though we have been multiple times they are still fascinated with how big they are and how they work. Will be back again soon. Visitor centre is great and has workshops spread throughout the week for kids. The cafe is really reasonably priced and cakes beautiful.
G. M.Go get lost on the mountain bike for hours...Great remote quiet place not to far from Glasgow
P. J. H.Even my mum likes it!. Great cafe with meats supplied by the local, Eaglesham, butcher and a really good, interactive, display room. I have seen young and old manipulating the wind over the model windmills and the displays really add to your understanding of how the wind farm works.
A. B.Nice little exhibition and nice selection of stuff in coffee even if it is a bit over priced. Car park a bit on small side when it's a lovely sunny weekend. I'm sure it's pretty empty the rest of the year.
s. d.Excellent place. Great for walking or riding a bike (if the bike are available).
Snacks were nice. the interactive goggles were great.
G. O.Great for a walk with the dog or to cycle round the larger routes. There is also a cafe and children's play area in the visitor centre building.
L. P.Stewart the bus driver was really nice and kind ! Lovely experience!
L. M.Nice exhibition on with VR headsets and a wind tunnel and info about the windfarm. The walk up to Blackwood Hill was nice with sheep along the trail.
R. M.Really good on a nice day. You can hire bikes . Food was reasonably priced and tasty. Kept kids entertained for a few hours.
R. W.Fabulous place. Good visitor centre and cafe, bike hire, and a massive area to discover. It's a bit windy up there, but that's why it's there lol!😂😂
M. A.Great place for a coffee and a walk and you can now hire bikes too
A. W.Fantastic place. Thank you for the lovely craft session with my daughter. She loved her crown 👑
G. T.Nice place for a wander or bike ride. Has a pretty good mountain bike trail, it's short but lots of variety.
M. W.Great place for a walk with a café, exhibition about wind energy and Ranger assistance. Electric car charging available and a large car park. There is also a mountain bike trail.
J.Really nice place to go for a walk.
L.Great walks, it just feels like a very tranquil, chilled place.
A. M.More than 200 working turbines show a potential glimpse into a self sufficient future or green energy.
И. М.great circling tracks there amazing views but a bit windy..I guess why they build wind farm there
F. A.Good learning place about renewable energy in Scotland. Kids workshop is great.
J. W.Very interesting great walks or you can hire bikes cafe is good staff helpfull.you can stand right under the wind turbines some size would recommend for a visit.
F. D.Not a fan of the wind turbines, they tend to ruin the landscape and make scenic places look ugly. However it is good the windfarm have made the moors accessible for walks. Be careful of adder snakes if walking on the land. Good for a very long walk 1-2 hrs and there is a nice visitor center.
R. R.Brilliant place for wildlife. Great cafeteria. Very friendly staff. Largest windfarm in the entire UK. Mountain biking, walking and normal biking. Huge area and very peaceful. Dog should be on a leash to protect wild life. Please take your rubbish with you or bin them carefully.
S. C.Miles of nice walks with good views (weather permitting). Turbines are impressive in size and number. Visitor centre displays were closed but cafe and loos very good and spotless. Coffee and wee cake very good also.
C. F.Always love coming here. Brilliant friendly staff. Small but adequate selection of sandwiches etc, cakes, scones and very nice soup. Very clean visitor centre and cafe.
J. G.Love it up there and on. Nice day no better place to be
I. M.Great open space for walking. There is a visitor centre with a cafe and souvenirs. Check out their website for events.
C. F.Love it here, the car park can be full and once you're in the wind farm you'll hardly pass anyone. Great for a peaceful walk or run
N. T.There's a small exhibition explaining how wind turbines work. The view from the terrace is amazing! Coffee is OK.
R. C.Biggest onshore windfarm in UK, great for walks and cycling while you marvel at huge wind turbines
J. M.Lovely place for a walk and there was interesting things for you to try out.
J. D.The visitor centre is very good and has some great displays. The whole site is very impressive and it is amazing walking amongst the turbines.
For the cyclists. The cafe is a great stop, if on a loop from Glasgow. While the tracks amongst the turbines provide miles of great gravel riding.
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Visited with Glasgow Green Cycle Club. Had the Billionaire Biscoti Slice (a fancy millionaire shortbread) which was very tasty.
With the number of cyclists who visit, it would be good if there was somewhere to fill your water bottles, rather than having to get the cafe staff to also do this.
D. F.Well worth a visit and a great place for a walk.
N. M.A lovely day out for the family with walks, bus tour, cafe and interactive visitor centre. Ideal for anyone who wants to know something about wind energy generation.
T. H.Perfect day out for a nice walk and stop for a coffee and cake.
C. H.Great for older kids, lovely walks and very interesting.
D. P.Staff service is great at visitors centre. However due to higher altitude temperature is quite low but a good place to visit. Been there on a college trip and it was fun. A different path is also available for people who wants to explore this place on their own bicycle.
S. B.This is such a good place for a walk, jog or cycle.
L. P.Largest onshore wind farm in Europe generating enough electricity to power every hole in Glasgow. The site has 3 trails set out for walking and some BMX tracks. There’s a visitor centre with some information on the site. There’s parking on site and east enough to get to.
S. F.Excellent place to walk dogs, go for a stroll and let kids practice learning to cycle. There is also a comprehensive mountain bike trail.
The visitor centre is free and has a good exhibition on renewable energy. There is also a VR headset display which kids and adults will enjoy.
The cafe is good and reasonably priced. Plenty of free parking too.
J. O.Great visit to see Santa, kids loved it and Santa's team was great
h. m.Brilliant day out...great walks and the service in the cafe was top notch
m.Great selection of trains for walking, cycling and running. The trails near the car park have become very busy since covid so it can be difficult to socially distance. Cafe is also really good, but currently closed due to covid.
w. r.Great place to visit for a bike run. It's vast. Turbines are impressive and miles of moors. Visitor centre was closed due to covid. But we had flasks and sandwiches.
G. V.Brilliant mountain bike trails for the kids, they had a ball. Although its take out only from the cafe, staff couldn't be more helpful, lovely to get a hot drink and cake after being out in the cold. Stunning views.
H. a. C.Great place , delicious food in the visitors place
A. S.First time visit to the centre, late on in the day. Exhibition still closed but cafe open, a decent light meal menu. Miles of walks around the windfarm lots of wildlife to look for.
D. O.Never seen such many wind turbines, amazing getting up close and seeing them in motion.
S.Impressive place to the eye!! The interactive museum is really worth the visit
K. D.Excellent day out for kids and adults alike. Lots of interesting learning in the visitor centre. Vast area to explore on foot or by cycle. Lots of wildlife to observe and you can walk right up to the giant wind turbines.
M. B.Great destination for the kids. Choose your walk length and take in the sights. Lots to see and do. Cafe is also worth the visit.
N. M.What an amazing walking venue. Whether its with children, friends or dogs this walk is both beautiful and loooooong
R. 7.Visitor center closed but great for a very long walk
S. A.Informative visitors centre with great coffee shop. Grandchildren loved the exhibition, especially the excellent virtual reality. Interesting bus tour with enthusiastic guide around the windfarm.
Excellent for dog walkers and mountain bikers.
W. T.Brilliant space for the dogs on bonfire night .
M. G.Great for walks and the cafe does very tasty cakes and good choice of drinks and food for all of the family. Bit disappointed the exhibit is closed but hopefully open again soon
N. D.This is a fantastic attraction. The visitor centre is well kept with some really cool features (including a wind tunnel and VR experience) and informative. The cafe is lovely and the staff are really friendly. The view of the turbines from the centre is fascinating too.
I. M.Great little place to visit, the visitor centre is lovely and modern, with a nice airy design, but still provides a good cozy place to get away from the wind. The views from the centre are fantastic. It's a great day out if you go for a walk around the wind turbines, you can appreciate the size of them. I would recommend comfy shoes, or trainers though, as the path is coarse gravel. Only downside is the parking, could do with a bit more.
R. D.Fantastic for a walk. Make sure you have comfy shoes and prepared for the weather.
Brilliant for dogs and kids on bikes
I. D.Nice cafe at visitor centre serving drinks and light snacks. Activities for children are also run during holidays. Windfarm has lots of paths for walking and cycling around as well as a dedicated mountain bike track. Very impressive place to walk around on a windy day with the turbines going flat out!
P. F.Great place for walking or cycling and the cafe is reasonably priced.
M. C.Really nice place for a long walk
C.Perfect place for a walk. It is so beautiful and peaceful. You hear the slight hum of the turbine and a woosh from the blades. They are incredible to be up close with.
You can have a walk that lasts 30mins to a full day.
If you plan on going there on a nice weekend don't expect to find a parking space and be patient. Don't let a little traffic mess with your relaxing walk in the countryside.
G. W.Fantastic afternoon was spent here. It's such a great, free experience. I was surprised how interesting it was. There's a good little coffee shop, where we had hot chocolate and a lovely slice of cake before our windy walk. We plan to come back and do some of the other walks/ cycles routes.
A. B.Great views across southern Scotland. You can walk for miles from the visitors centre. Good toilets and cafe. Desk is helpful with information. Wrap up warm as you will be nearly 1000 feet above sea level. Dry paths all the way.
B. K.Beautiful 8mile loop around Whitelees Windfarm
E. W.Amazing place. Great for walks and cycling. Very hilly. Visitors center is interesting. Have got a kids activity part which keeps them occupied. Café lovely with an outdoor area. Has good facilities as well.
M. 5.Closed
Wet
Dismal
No spark here despite it being 5 November :(
Q. P.Wear gloves. It's really windy. Awesome display of windmills. Thank Allah for the wind
d. m.Amazing place but yet power is still so expensive makes you wonder what I'd the point
T. C.The visitor centre is good, has lots of information on the wind farm and there are activities for the kids. The cafe is nice with great views of the wind farm. There are lots of walks around the wind farm, from short to long. Nice terrain for running or walking on.
M. F.Worth a stop if you are passing or great for a dog walk or bike rides. The whole place is huge so 20 mile + rides are possible along with shorter loops. Great views as long as you like windmills!
M. H.It's great that this Windfarm is open to the public. It's informative for adults and children alike. Lovely cafe with good facilities....even water dishes are provided for dogs! Staff are friendly and know their stuff. Good trails to follow around the windmills. Indoor children's area. It's a super place for a visit.
J. R.Brilliant scenic views. Nice visitor center with cafe and parking.
C. A.Great place for kids! Small free exhibition with decent cafe. Courtesy bus travels round windmills. Good for bike trails. Can get very busy on Saturday afrernoons.
C. L.Alright, bit of a boring walk.
C. C.Amazing views, great to sit for a (very reasonably priced) coffee and cake after taking in some of the cycle routes. Staff were very friendly and professional.
a. a.Really nice and clean great to go after s long walk
R. D.Great place for a long run with the dog 🏃♂️
C. S.Love this place nice and quiet peaceful and a lovely place for a walk. You can even get a lovely cuppa at the end, and the displays inside are great for the children.
G. H.Great visitor centre. Open seasonally though so no coffee and cake in winter. Windfarm exhibition space is informative and useful. Toilets always spotless. Cafe is fine but always exceptionally slow service.
J. R.It was very interesting and informative. Also great fun to experiment on the different apparatus. Well worth a visit. Tea room was good and staff friendly. I ordered a coffee late with a piece of very lemoney cake.... delicious!!
Great to have the wind blow all the cob webs away!
Thank you.
J. M.The scenery of this amazing place blew me away and it is a great day out for all the family. There is also a lovely cafe there as well with great views of the fields outside. I would recommend this place for anyone who likes beautiful scenes.
K. M.Beautiful morning for a walk, wonderful views. First time back in the café, well laid out, taking covid seriously. Friendly and helpful staff an added plus.
S. A.Good site for a long walk or cycling.
S. B.Visitors centre was nice. Good wee first stop to fuel up before heading out for the walk. Lots of tasty food on offer and prices reasonable. Clean and tidy. Staff very friendly too.
D. B.Great wee visitor centre with some nice interactive displays, lots of craft activities for kids and a good cafe with a wide selection of drinks, sandwiches, cakes and snacks.
The site has loads of paths for walking and cycling and a fun (if not terribly challenging) single track mountain bike circuit.
J. F.After a decent walk round a designated route the visitor centre offers a range of hot drinks and cakes. It also provides a brief exhibition which tells you all about the windfarm and the reasons for being on that particular site.
There are arts and crafts type activities there for the kids and a cool VR headset experience to have a go at as well....👍👍
D. S.Friendly helpful staff, cafe for a coffee and a mini science center with supported activities. These were super. Cycling (or walking) through the wind farm and around the off road skills course was/is a good laugh. Recommended place....
C. M.Love this place. Three or eight miles walk both easy to follow. Always had good service and food in the cafe. Museum for children and adults to visit. A good day out.
S. B.Good place to take the kids it's free although the food and snacks are a little expensive but overall decent place to visit
A. S.First ever visit, it's wild and windy, that's why it's here. Good walks and a decent cafe to have a light meal or just a coffee.
T. B.I loved it. Not entirely sure what I was expecting but I really enjoyed it. Hubs and son took the dog on one of the walks and our 16yr old Aspie son was totally enthralled with the turbines and how they work, which was fab. Meanwhile back at the visitors centre, I was looking around the exhibition and 'playing' on the VR headsets before getting a coffee.
When son and hubby got back we had lunch (inexpensive and filling), I then took charge of the dog while they went and got lost in wind turbines and VR headsets.
All in all very entertaining. The staff, facilities, cleanliness, parking and accessability all get a 10/10. Next time we might take the bus tour or hire a bike, its all available.
G. T.Lovely place if the weather is good.mountain bike trails and great walks..footpaths are a bit rough in places.very hard work for prams and wheelchairs.shop was lovely although there was 4 staff seemed only 2 where working.one girl stood and looked at us as if we weren't there very strange..when a customer is infront of you always engage in some form of conversation even if its just to say we will be with you in a moment..not very hard to do.
K. H.I took my two young boys to go and see Santa. Was a lovely morning, really lovely festive decorations and had a chance to speak to Santa and Mrs Claus who were brilliant!!! Staff were very friendly, a definite family favourite!!
F. O. u.Real life #forza4. beautiful landscape #whiteleewindfarm ✈️
N. M.Great place to take the kids for a bike ride out of the city. Superb mountain bike tracks made for kids. Would have been 5 stars if the cafe wasn't so expensive.
J. B.Yes, the turbines are majestic, yes, one turn of a single machine creates enough power to run a home. But I'm here to talk about the crisps. Surprisingly great. Try the Rosemary and Sea Salt. Eat them slowly whilst looking onto all these behemoths, towering over the landscape, working hard to keep us warm and happy.
P. H.Great place. I go up to run and so many different routes and distances available.
A. W.Pleasant place to go for a coffee. They do light lunches - panini etc. There's a good interactive educational display for kids and it is worth going out for a walk round one of the turbines to get a sense of their scale.
D. M.Amazing places, great walks, kids loved looking at all the wild flowers, dogs out having a stroll, great exhibition and all yous expect from UK largest wind farm.
Let down by the over priced cafe. £4.20 for a pannini with wee 4 bits of salami and a sprinkle of mozzarella. Same with the kids boxes.
K. M.Plenty of walking and cycling tracks. Camping is allowed and there's a nice, modern cafe. They are growing native plants to improve the landscape; it looks a bit sparse, but is quite a peaceful place and is a good opportunity to see wind turbines up close. Not far from Glasgow (40mins). From the M77 turn off at Galston sign then left. Will be going back.
t. i.Wonderful place for dog owners. Nice cafe, but not dog friendly. Good walks. There is also a mountain bike trail and cycling routes.
s.great for short walks and also for the big walks. I bring my dog and is able to run wild
J. C.Fantastic place. Wonderful views to the coast and isle or Arran on a clear day. The Cafe is good and nice stop off after a wander. Surreal experience being up close with the turbines.
P. R.Visited Whitelee wind farm today with our horses . Great open space with gravel tracks . Felt as if we had the place to ourselves as we did the larger loop of the farm . Great facilities, car park was quiet when we arrived but overflowing when we left easy enough to park in overflow car park when quiet , wouldn't like to find a spot later on . Will definitely be back . One suggestion if I may , for the loan hacker , a mounting block or large stone at the start of walk for mounting would be a godsend .
Great day out , thoroughly enjoyed , thank you
N. C.Great views and nice food
P. T. (.Decent spot to thaw out after a wonderful walk on one of the most beautiful days of the winter. The coffee inside might not match the magnificence of the views over to Arran, but you can't see Goat Fell from Italy. They'd have hit 5⭐ for the standard of the loos alone, spotless!
J. T.Great for walking, dogs and MTB, a small skills area but fine for kids
A good cafe as well. There's good free parking but can get busy on good Sundays
J. C.Great day out, lovely cafe to relax in with the sight of majestic windmills I'm countryside. Lots of facilities so very cycle and run friendly. Great place to walk the dog or go for a wonder
D. K.What a beautiful peaceful area. Friends and I did the 8 mile route, followed up with well deserved tea and cake at Visitors Centre. Need to visit again as there is lots to see and do there too.
E. W.Good place to learn about renewable energy sources in the exhibition area. VR headset is totally amazing....so real( don't look down!)... Other interesting exhibits.a must see...David who works there was very knowledgeable answering our questions without hesitation.. Large cafe with soft or hard seats + picnic tables outside... Ok prices Plenty room for wheelchairs and prams. Toilets clean. Free carpark... Various walks & bike trails.
E. B.Only let down by not allowing dogs in, seems to be enduring repairs too so signage up saying intervals of closure .... Walk was really good though... Dogs loved it .. luckily enough it was dry so we sat outside, don't fancy sitting outside in January though, ...
A. R.Great place for a weekend walk and exploration. Kids love it. It will be very windy most of the days.. so plan accordingly.
D. R.A cup of coffee and a chocolate brownie at the half way of a cycle to and from the windfarm. Fortunately for me, although at the end of their shift, the kind lady made the effort within the visitor centre. Thank you. Coffee and brownie hit the spot.
K. G.Great day out with family great for a big walk.Helps when suns out.Visited the cafe and had some refreshments which were lovely .Nice staff
N. M.They never had 7up free or Sprite zero
J. A.Lovely walk, cafe open for take away and toilets open for public use and spotlessly clean. Staff friendly, helpful and very organised with dealing with queues.
E. F.Absolutely gorgeous place to visit and their firework free nights for dogs are a complete god send! Thank you so much to all the rangers and staff that helped over the last few nights you saved a lot of pups (and their owners) a lot of stress and heartache
S. F.My Dad, young nephew and I pre-booked the bus tour and found it to be excellent value for money. Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgable and really involved my 12yr old nephew in his commentary and questions which was very much appreciated. We were also impressed with the cafe in terms of prices & food/drink options. The exhibition was an added bonus and again my young nephew enjoyed the activities. I suffer from anemomenophobia, which in my case is a specific fear of windmills and turbines, but even taking that into consideration, I would like to return again, particularly on a clear day. We were unlucky in that it was blustery with heavy rain and poor visibility. Despite this, I would highly recommend a visit. 215 turbines & 80 miles of trails! There were plenty of dog walkers there enjoying the trails despite the weather. As we discussed with the tour guide, Scottish Power & the Glasgow Science Centre should do more to promote the windfarm. Perhaps offering 2 for 1 vouchers to Scottish Power customers or those you have paid entry to the Glasgow Science Centre.
A. Q.The toys inside for the kids education needs to replaced with new
M. C.Great place. Excellent for walks, cycling, horse riding, even educational. You couldn't do all those things at a nuclear power plant. Plus it's Green clean energy, keeping our planet alive.
A. A.Wow! You see these turbines from a distance, but to arrive at Whitelee and see & hear them up close, AND see how many of them there are (biggest onshore UK wind farm) is something else. The free tracks map really brings home the scale of this place.
Recommended place to go, especially if you fancy a spin on your bike, a walk of the dog, a jog, a run, or give the wee people in your life some fresh air. Cafe none too bad either.
PS Guess what ... it can be windy, so come prepared with a jacket and decent footwear. Umbrellas not recommended!
A. B.Love walking around the trails here, the visitor centre is very nice too with a lovely cafe. I guess you can hire it out for children's birthdays too
J. L. (.There is a wee cafe which serves homemade scones and cakes. A activity area for kids all about wind. Whole area could be more dog
friendly. No where to take your dog and have a cuppa on a cold day.
P. D.Great walks, views, coffee and cakes! All good!
T. G. F.Most informative. You think you know about something then you get it explained correctly. Wonderful interactive suite and demonstrations and I was surprised at the cycling routes and facilities available at the site. Worth a visit. Plan the weather.
g. s.Superp place to walk, cycle and learn about wind power. If your a wind power skiptic, then you must come, they are not noicey and are fascinating to watch. Also has a cafe with one of best views around. For EV owners there is two 22kw AC chargers. (Free, but you need a charge place Scotland card)
j. b.Really educational and the tours are brilliant. I went as a teacher with my class and they loved it. There were many facts to learn about the winfarm and the exhibition center was very entertaining.
c. m.Lovely cafe and such nice staff
j. K.Good walking and cycling paths. Interesting being up close to the Wind turbines. Excellent views!
E. M.An amazing and stimulating place for both adults and children. The entire site is ideal for an easy walk out of the usual traffic. A remote place, but so close to Glasgow :)
M. I.It was more than we expected, small loop to have fun on plus pump track great place to practice basic skills. Will be great for kids. Also miles of tracks to cycle around windfarm
A. A.Great place for walking, biking and nice day out with kids.Visitor centre have nice small exhibition about wind and windfarm, café have reasonable priced coffee. Definitely will be back in future...
j. M.Good interactive exhibitions to learn a bit about the wind farm and a nice little cafe with coffee and snacks. Good number of seats inside and out on a small deck.
D. C.Always great place for kids and adults alike....cafe good too. Educational in view of the renewable energy showcase on site (largest on land wind farm in UK).
B. W.Friendly, good bacon roll and fantastic views!
D. S.It's a nice place to visit during summer.We can either walk or cycle around.Bus tour available at times.
Visiters centre got a scientific exhibition centre there.
It is situated 2 miles away from m77 towards Ayr
B. M.Nice visitors centre and good place for a walk. Some tracks for biking. Excellent views on a nice day.
T.1st visit. Lovely walk. Will make it a regular trip now. Visitors centre wasn't open due to COVID.
G. H.Good walk or cycle track. Plenty of car parking. Nice visitor centre with outside seating if you have dogs wiith you.
M. D.Fantastic for walks and cycling , has a cafe with friendly staff and coffee is good , holds little gala days and you should check there website to see what's happening
m. c.This is a great place but don't rate the horse flies I got bit twice so take the bus tour and save the horse flies from drawing blood like they did to me
T.Windfarm visitor centre, with coffee shop, exhibition, cycling paths and walks
S. O.Great for walking amongst the windmills. Good cafe at the visitor centre as well.
P. F.Great for running cycling and there is a coffee shop
S. G.I take my granddaughter to Muddy Monsters.
An outdoor preschool /nature group.
They learn about animals inects and this week was about the wind. Bubbles kites and wind socks were tried out. I door area has wind related items to try.
There's also a lovely cafe. With very nice friendly staff.
S. S.Great place to view close up wind turbines - as we only see them from roads, it really is a must.
D. W.Absolutely brilliant coffee, good scones, reasonable prices and friendly staff. One small gripe, if you sit outside you have to go round to the main entrance to get back in????? Strange!
H. G.Good day out with the grandkids,we walked to the first windturbine.really impressive close up,really quite,
It was a cold day so we walked back to the viewing cafe, for coffee and hot chocolate, very busy, the kids loved the
Interactive room at the back with the
Miniature turbines and how the electricity is produced. Callum and Lewis loved it. They said the hot chocolate was the best they had tasted.
G. H.Thank you to all the team at Whitelee for hosting the dog walk tonight. Getting away from the fireworks made our cockapoo’s night!! Know you had more people than you expected but it made no difference, well organised great walk.
A.stop off here while out with my mates on the bikes, really good view and a decent walk if I don't have all my motorbike gear on lol. centre is decent and not to over priced can get a drink etc, good wee stop off place
s. b.Great place and cafe is well deserved at the end of a long walk... Would have been five stars but dogs not allowed in cafe,, that's just old school uncool!
M. M.Plenty of good walking paths and a mountain bike track. The centre has a good cafe and a small visitor centre with plenty of interactive stuff on windfarms.
I.Plenty of routes to walk and cycle. You can see Ailsa Craig on a clear day! Pleasant cafe to stop in for a cuppa and cake.
p. c.Great place for walking and cycling very scenic. Little cafe is really nice. You can even get cycles for hire
L. S.Good place for a walk or cycle. Covered picnic areas and the visitor centre has a great cafe and toilet facilities
J. K.Perfect way to view the future of clean energy, and appreciate that wind turbines can enhance the landscape. Lovely views from the excellent café, and very enthusiastic staff throughout.
m. m.Beautiful place to visit, especially when the weather is good. Peaceful with a lovely café, great walks and a great interactive visitor centre. Recommended.
b. b.Nice drive to the windfarm.
Great place for the view and nice paced out walk a haven for bikers.
C. P.Great for a windswept walk(s) in an unusual setting. Kids can go on their mountain bikes & finish with a coffee & snack in the visitor centre.
D. M. A.Vast open undulating grasslands, beautiful panoramic scenery 👍👍
R. M.Clean and inviting visitors centre. Exhibition is good and interactive. Activity sheet could be more streamlined. Cafe is good and great views.
P. S.Great for a variety of outdoor activities, centre is great for snacks. Kids will love the interactive parts as well as the cakes
A. S.Pleasant visitor centre with cafe and rest rooms. Excellent walking/cycling trails with great views over Ayrshire and Glasgow - on a clear day
B. S.Great place to go for a walk with the family
F.Great place to go for a walk, ride your bike, take the dogs a walk or tire out the kids. Cafe prices pretty steep. Free entry to the windfarm
C. M.Great place for a run, walk, cycle or geocache hunt. Not today though, paths were an ice rink, bring on summer 🌞😁
S. v. H.Lovely views, friendly staff but a slightly reduced menu compared to the web version.
B. M.Love going round on my mtb mountinbike would be better if it had more trails would attract so many more people to the area
A. M.Fascinating place- they are encouraging the return of wildlife and birds and the rangers are happy to update visitors and lead organised walks etc. There is also a very comfy tea room.
G.Great place to visit for short to long walks, runs and cycles. Visitor centre good for a short visit with a reasonably priced cafe.
M. P.The views are so beautiful, definitely recommend. The cafe is nice as well.
B. J.Well done guys. Thank you for everything you're doing keep up the good work wind is going to be the future of the United Kingdom there is a big rush for electric cars at the moment, but what people don't realise is that we still using coal? And oil to generate the electricity for these electric cars what we need is more wind farms solar panels and Aqua if we had to really combat climate change. Thank you for everything you do guys. You Are Heroes in my eyes keep up the good work and long may it continue.
A. S.Great for walks and cycling with family 👪. Also has cafe and toilets. Highly recommended 👌
S. H.Nice dog walk.
M. M. (.Enjoyed the outdoor experienced didnt do anything indoors. Plenty more exploring required
C. S.Loved this,didn't know it was here . Friends took me and it's very interesting and a great walk about too.
D. L.Really informative visitor centre. Cafe was ok and not over priced. Nice routes to cycle through the wind farm.
k.My second visit to the wind farm today , what an amazing experience , the impressive turbines churning up the air. Staff are so knowledgeable about not only the turbines and benefits of them but also the historic use of the peat bogs for fuel. Christine Mc Diarmid was a shining star for us as we were on a genealogy research break in the area. Christine was absolutely invaluable for filling in local history regarding the Covenanters, John Howie and the hidden caves.
There is a lovely coffee shop selling yummy goods and amazing views to boot. It was wonderful to see the school children on s trip enjoying the enthusiasm of the support staff too.
E. W.It was very informative lovely coffee shop. Staff very helpful and very nice. Would recommend a trip there and see how things work. Will be back soon
v.Nice , relaxing, and nice toasties
T. m.All the family will love this place and loads of nature to look out for if u look close enough
I. C.It's a nice place to be if you like windmills...and lots of them...great for cycling and walking on good surfaces.....that is until the first report that all those windmills fray your brain!
A. M.Great views, and great trails to walk/cycle along. The cafe is nice, and fairly reasonable, especially considering the location =]
A. D.Great Sunday morning walk for all.
D. M.Lovely place to visit, apart from the toilets. Algae growing on the Dyson handdryer, calcite build up on the taps and algae in damp bits on floor.
a. l.What a great place for a walk took the dog there miles of paths and great scenery very windy as you would expect
Top tip take a scarf and gloves
W.Always a great day or, plenty for the kids in the exhibition, and good walks. The road was closed which made it harder to get there, but that's not the centre's fault.
F. K.Great place for a fresh air walk...on a clear day you can see the sea 😁......Plenty of space to clear the head or let your 🐕 run free ....
G. K.Great place for a walk. Nothing opened due to covid (cafe or toilets)
R. G.This was one of the best place I visited. Calm and soothing
C. H.Brilliant for the bike visiter centre kids love it.
G. K.One of my favorite place around Glasgow... I really like it, stunning place and view, lot of mountain bike trails.
N. B.A really great place for a walk around the wind turbines. The gravel path is a little bumpy but we were absolutely fine with the pram.
R. H.Well worth the visit. Very interesting but check weather before you go as very exposed, who h is understandable for a wind farm!
A. B.Good walk with great views.
Hard to get parked with influx of visitors probably due to covid.
s. k.If your interested in the environment, science, or just wind turbines, it's definitely worth a visit.
Nice interactive models and a nice tearoom.
S. K. (.Wow. How big is that? A calm place where in you could spend the entire day walking/jogging or cycling around. A place far away from the busy city.
A. G.Great for a nice walk, wear shoes suitable for walking as paths are rough and take plenty of water to drink.
W.Great place on first visit. Wonderful big skies and the turbines appear like giant clocks counting down to the end of time.
g. c.We were at Whitelee's Windfarm to let the kids meet Santa. It was really well organised and Santa and Mrs Claus were fantastic with the kids. Would recommend this.
R. P.Great place. Free. They organise activities for kids. A lot of information on the windfarm, which is a fantastic place for running, cycling, walking...
M. M.*** 7/10 ***
A nice wee place to visit for a nice walk, or some geocaching!
It's also interesting to know more about these huge machines!
L. M.Good views. Nice for a walk. Need to get the loos and Cafe back open
J. B.Love the Impire Biscuits!! 😊 ☺ 😊 Crispyy!!!
Coffee's are good! Relax & Chill in cafe! 😊 Great if you are a photographer! Windmills all around.
R. M.Beautiful long walk along whitelees windfarm doing the beatsons charity walk. Great scenery and plenty fresh air.
B. G.Great MTB tracks for children and longer paths for extended runs. Nice visitor centre for coffee stop
P. M.A fantastic walk on a beautiful day. Shame the cafe not open. Assume due to Covid
M. S.Lovely walk and finished off with a nice hot chocolate in the visitors centre
J. W.Great service, covid friendly. Good coffee too & stunning views today.
A. C.Amazing for bike rides and walks with family. EV charging also and nice expensive sandwiches.
K. K.Excellent little cafe. Exhibition is interesting, but very short. Walks look interesting but would be very weather dependent.
N. W.Great place for walking and biking..coffee shop on site and tour bus if you don't want to walk...
j. b.Great place for a walk and a spot of lunch.
The visitors centres is great for kids and it's free.
M. E.Excellent place, walking, cycling, birdwatching. Or just a cup of tea and cake in the Cafe with an incredible panoramic view.😃🚴♂️🛐🛐
L. D.Shut obviously. Car park overflowing with walkers and cyclists enjoying the cool weather but the visitor centre is still closed.
p.Great day out cycling
L. L.Just heard about this place a few weeks ago through a friend great open space great for doggie walks and family outings i really enjoyed it and a lovely tea room
V. A.Great for walks with the dogs. Visitor centre cafe does a nice wee panini and coffee etc.
A.A nice casual walk with nice scenery
A. S.Kids loved it! Great fun at the visitors centre with lots of attractions for the wee ones.
T. P.Nice wee visitor centre. Plenty of parking and wide open space so kids can cycle around the turbines.
J. C. C.Great walks & nice cafe with good food. The virtual reality set up in the visitor centte is amazing.
A. A.Efficient service. Polite staff. One of the best scones I have ever had
T. B.We visit this site regularly, lovely walks, great views, the coffees good and the staff delightful.
L. D.A wonderful place to visit and the visitors centre has fantastic activities for children. A good day out.
K. W.Great visit, look forward to returning and doing the bus tour
J. B.Fantastic! Ranger uses Makaton very well & the treasure hunt was great. Intend to go back and explore the walls 😊
J. P.Nice for a walk around or cycle. Very large area to cover, and cafe on site.
C. S.Excellent place for dog walking ,running, bikes. long or short if anyone finds a tenner its mine flew out ma pocket 😉
2.Great location. Tracks around turbines aren't very well signposted. Coffee shop is good with friendly staff
A. D.Great walking tracks. Ideal for kids and dog. Beautiful view from the top.
G. R.Interesting place, worth taking the younger ones a trip to. Miles of cycle paths and walking routes.
M. W.Good cafe with very friendly staff- exhibition centre great for kids and staff on today couldn't have been nicer to our grandchildren ★★★★★
L. S.Great place to take the kids and cycle around. They always have great activities for the children.
C. G.Brisk walk and then our usual visit to the lovely cafe.
Yummy soup and cake treats 😊
M. L.Love it
M. O.Loved my visit, look forward to coming back and sampling some cake and getting my wee one involved in the free activities!
R. H. Q.A really enjoyable walk. The kids loved it. They were so excited to find a newt too!
H. W.Safe place for cycling and walking
O. G.Really interesting site very nice views and a great place to get fresh air and exercise whilst learning about renewable energy
A. M.That strange moment when wind turbines seem as docile as sheep :P
This is a beautiful park (yes, free and open to the public (as of the writing of this review), go Scotland! )
M. R.Great for night photography
D. S.Great place for a visit and some lunch. Good fun and the staff were really helpful. 5 out of 5
R. W.Great coffee, great views and a wonderful team of countryside rangers to provide all the information you need about the windfarm.
I. S.Great for walks. Shame the cafe shuts at 5pm. Toilets nice and clean.
D. W.Crept up in the dark to see shooting stars with my pal plus the dugs. Suitably dark skies for the purpose.
R. P.Great for walks and cycling. Good on site facilities. Café is reasonable.
A. K.Fantastic place to take the kids. Educational with great views and a cafe too!
R. D.Wrap up on a cloudy day, great for walking the dog or you can hire a bike and ride around the area which is huge.
H. B.A very expencive eyesore. We could have used another nuclear reactor.
I. M.Jim and i had a lovely run up here a hot day in the summer it was that warm there were no wind and they were all still very eeri lovely shop but a bit pricey the very day we go up they had run out of everything that was cold so we made our way home and stopped in Eaglesham for a ice lolly and a cold drink.super.
J. L.Cafe clean tidy and the information centre was entertaining
P. D.Very interesting place, but the weather wasnt great so couldnt get the full experience
M. M.Interesting place. Great walks, coffee shop and interactive educational activities.
H. R.This is a super place for a visit, realky interesting and some great walks as well
B. E.Fabbydoo. I came back from a 5 mile jaunt windswept snd a lot more intetesting. Staff guy at reception really informative. Girls at the cafe enthusiastic and polite. Thanks guys.
G. G.Shame the visitors centre is closed during the winter, was really busy with walkers but no facilities! Was dying for a hot chocolate as well 😣
J. O.Amazing place to visit hands on displays really good walks and other trails
C. P.Loved it
I. M.Pretty windy. Cafe not great. Good landrover tracks for cycling around
B. P.Good cycle round there today but someone has switched the fans on so it was a bit windy
R. S.Nice café, fun little science exhibits. But mainly miles of cycle or walking tracks.
D. C.great place for walks and cycling.good cafe and exhabition area.
A. O.Lots of info and exhibitions on wind power generation. Has a cafe and plenty of room outside for walking.
b. j.Lovely place to wander for the day plenty places for parking
S. P.Visitor center closed for the winter now. Carparks still open for those wishing to walk
C. A.Spent an enjoyable 2 hours here food good and kids loved seeing turbines and exhibition
D. M. (.Interesting exhibition and often had activities for children. Nice walk among the turbines.
i. B.Amazing place great for walks and you can take your dogs
U. A.Nice place to visit to go for a walk or even a bike ride.
A. N.Nice wee cafe, bike friendly. Museum interesting for kids.
R. W. (.Great outdoor space for a invigorating walk just wrap up warm.
H.Great for a long walk, nice cafe
M. T. H.I want to thank all staff and Rangers for tonight 5th November in taking the time to think of our pets,
giving them peace from the war zone that is Firework night.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT
A. S.Brilliant walk to blow away the cobwebs. Magnificent views and great bowl of soup afterwards 😋
C. M.Fun and educational. Recommend going
R. T.Great place on a lovely day nice walks .. Food was awesome and staff are lovely highly recommend
M. B.Good cafe with friendly staff and good prices. Excellent place for biking
C. B.Visited for Run the Blades 50k. Good facilities. Didn't explore the wind farm exhibit.
A. R.A good family day out with a nice cafe. Good for kids, dogs, bikes, walks, running.
I. M.Very busy, lots of dogs off leads ,visitor centre closed due to covid 10
D. R.Good for walking running and cycling away from busy roads
A. M.Fantastic walks and lovely visitor centre
C. M.Fresh air coffee and scones and long walks.
S. F.On an organised bike ride - a good day, ideal if you like turbines
R. M.Excellent walks, views, bike hire, coffee & cake. The end
A. M.Absolute cracking place for a uninterrupted mountain biking and plenty of parking
S. B.Wonderful day of walking.
Visitor centre is cool...friendly staff
J. K.Nice to walk around, or go go cafe, or be amazed by the windmills and their SIZE!
D. M.Wonderful addition to Europe's second largest onshore windfarm (it will be the largest again in terms of turbine numbers soon enough I believe)
L. C.Amazing place, great for walking, cycling, & taking dog for a stroll
s. m.Very open and vast the patches you walk on are very good and the wordens are very friendly and helpful I love it up there
D. M.Fantastic day cycling goes on for miles and fab coffee and tea cakes at end of day
J. H.Closed down at the moment due to covid 19 popular for walks. Very open.
A. W.Great open spaces. Not enough parking when busy. Staff v helpful.
K. M. (. S.Great wee run on the bike and pitstop for a T n a roll at the wind farm
R. M.Too many dog owners ignoring the keep dogs on a lead rules
m.Great walks and lots of good parking available
R. E.Fantastic walk, lovely scenery
S.Best rolls and sausage/bacon you will find anywhere and great views as you eat them!
C. C.Great for a bit of exercise, a walk or cycle.
J. S.We done the 8 Mile circuit which was amazing
S. G.Nice, quiet, relaxing. Plenty of space for kids to run about
m. c. l. i. G.I am a frequent visitor and always enjoy it. It will be even better when the civil works are completed.
K. A.Good relaxing walk and very scenic
e. w.Great day, food was nice in the cafe not bad prices for what kinda of place it was
k. r.Need better sinage at a few points ! Too easy to get lost at somw junctions!
E. M.Great visitor centre and great knowledgeable staff. Definitely worth a visit!
t. s.Coffee etc good priced, toilets are clean and tidy, can't fault it.
B. H.Nice cafe with great views of the wind farm. Friendly staff.
G. W.Went prior to lockdown, interesting interactive display and cafe. Currently closed
J. H.Great cafe ...free exhibition is great and has been updated
s.Good for an easy walk especially if you have a dog
H. S.Excellent place to visit on a nice clear day. Definitely better than I thought it would be.
A. S.Great walks but very busy.
s. m.Great place for walking and cycling.
D. M.Brilliant for kids and adults a like, interactive displays to learn all about they generate electricity from the wind.
B. L.Nice views friendly staff Food ok and reasonably priced
L. B.Amazing but if you don't like hills it's not for you.
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