Discover Top Attractions Near Crossford & the Clyde Valley

Adventure Awaits in Crossford and Beyond



Step outside Annabella Cottages and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Crossford's attractions. From historic castles to scenic nature reserves, there's something for every traveler. Discover the stories and landscapes that make this region a hidden gem in Scotland.



New Lanark World Heritage Site



Just a short drive from Crossford, New Lanark is a beautifully preserved 18th-century cotton mill village nestled along the River Clyde. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers a unique glimpse into Scotland's industrial past, complete with interactive exhibits and scenic surroundings.

Falls of Clyde



Adjacent to New Lanark, the Falls of Clyde features a series of stunning waterfalls set within a lush woodland reserve. It's an ideal spot for nature walks, wildlife spotting, and photography enthusiasts.

Chatelherault Country Park



Located near Hamilton, this expansive park boasts over 500 acres of countryside and woodland trails. Visitors can explore the historic 18th-century hunting lodge, enjoy panoramic views, and take part in various outdoor activities.



Strathclyde Country Park



A versatile destination offering water sports, walking and cycling paths, and a range of family-friendly activities. The park’s loch and surrounding greenery make it a perfect day out for all ages.

Clyde Valley Family Park



Situated right in Crossford, this family-oriented park offers a delightful mix of animal encounters, play areas, and mini-golf. It's a favorite among children and provides a fun-filled day close to your accommodation.

Craignethan Castle



Explore the ruins of this 16th-century castle, known for its picturesque setting and historical significance. The site offers insight into Scotland’s rich past and is surrounded by scenic landscapes.



Clyde Walkway



This 65-kilometre trail stretches from Glasgow to New Lanark, passing through the heart of the Clyde Valley. Ideal for walkers and cyclists, the route showcases diverse landscapes—from urban views to serene woodlands.

Glasgow & Edinburgh



Both cities are within an hour’s drive, offering a wealth of cultural, historical, and entertainment experiences. From Glasgow’s vibrant arts scene to Edinburgh’s iconic landmarks, there’s something for everyone.