Durrockstock Park Foxbar, Paisley PA2 0AN | |
At the western end an old reservoir has transitional marshland forming a large expanse of open water which provides a variety of habitats for invertebrates, birds and amphibians. A Scots pine plantation on the eastern side was planted approximately 100 years ago and offers potential for biodiversity management.
There is a path around the periphery of the LNR and reservoir which visitors can easily access and there is limited street parking.
Robertson Park opened in 1912 as an open space for the children of Renfrew. It was gifted to the Royal Burgh of Renfrew by William Robertson, a successful local businessman.
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