• See also Rivers
• Glasgow National Park City Group (Twitter, Facebook)
• Wee Green Grants - Thanks to your help we will allocate this budget of £90K to ensure all communities can access, enjoy and celebrate their Parks, Greenspace and Open Space.
• My Park Scotland: Glasgow
• City of Glasgow: Location Map of Parks
• Instagram: Which Play Park Today?
• Instagram: Glasgow Pram Walks - Exploring pram friendly spaces in Glasgow, Scotland
• See also: Community Groups

• Glasgow's Parks
• People's Palace & Winter Garden
• Glasgow Botanic Gardens
• Kelvingrove Park
• Queen's Park
• Pollok Country Park
• Cuningar Loop - Cuningar Loop is an exciting woodland park on the banks of the River Clyde.
• Linn Park (Facebook)
• See also River Kelvin

• The Children's Wood and North Kelvin Meadow - The Children’s Wood on North Kelvin Meadow, and the Meadow itself, make up the last wild space in the west-end of Glasgow. This space is vitally important to the community. Regular events are organised by the community in The Children’s Wood, designed to connect children to nature, raise aspirations and bring people together.
• The Hidden Gardens - A beautiful public oasis located in the Pollokshields area of Glasgow. It is urban greenspace where you can relax away from the busy city streets, discover nature, get creative and connect with friends and neighbours.
• Friends of Pacitti Community Garden
• Woodlands Community - Community Meeting Room, Garden and Cafe
• Lambhill Stables Community Garden - Our community Garden is a site of natural beauty bordered by the forth and clyde canal on one side and possil marsh on the other.
• Coach House Trust - We provide training in gardening through our two gardening centres at Belmont Lane and Alderman Road.
• G3 Growers (Facebook) - aka The Back Garden Flourishing community garden based in the heart of Glasgow. 19-ish Brechin St G3 7HF. Near Kent Road, Berkeley Street and behind Argyle Street, Finnieston.
• Willow Bank Community Garden - The Willowbank Community Garden is a council-maintained recreational area consisting of both turfed and concreted areas and waist raised beds, edged by some shrubs and trees.
• Elder Farm Community Garden (old site) - Formerly known as LEGUP Glasgow, the Elder Farm Community is based in the grounds of the remaining Fairfield Farm Steading at Linthouse.
• Kingsborough Gardens Proprietors Association
• Belgrave Community Garden
• North Glasgow Community Food Initiative: Gardening - We can support you to learn to grow your own fruit and veg. We have a community garden at Milton, allotments at Springburn and Hamiltonhill and growing spaces such as raised beds in Milton and Royston. More information is available in our Food Hub Section.
• See also Stalled Spaces - Stalled Spaces is a programme introduced by Glasgow City Council to support community groups and local organisations across the city develop temporary projects on stalled sites or under utilised open spaces.

• Friends of Kelvingrove Park
• Friends of the River Kelvin (Facebook)
• Urban Fly Fishing on The Kelvin - Burnt oot cars, weeded shopping trolleys, bizarre wooden pallets and trying to tempt a brownie with a dry fly as a bus thunders above you…..ah yes the River Kelvin in Glasgow is the ultimate in urban fly fishing.
• River Kelvin Angling Assocation - This site is the official site for the River Kelvin Angling Association – a permit is required to fish the river and further information can be found by exploring these pages.
• Friends of Pollok Park
• Dams to Darnley Country Park
• Friends of Linn Park
  • Friends of Linn Park (2007-2017)
• Friends of Pollok Park
• Seven Lochs Wetland Park
• The Friends of Glasgow Botanic Gardens
• Friends of the People’s Palace, Winter Gardens and Glasgow Green - Our mission is to care, renew and advocate for The People’s Palace, Winter Gardens and Glasgow Green. We aim to preserve and enhance the park and its key assets The People’s Palace, Winter Gardens and Glasgow Green.
• Friends of Victoria Park - Victoria Park is one of the finest parks in the city. We want to make sure it’s well cared for and improved at a time when the budget for parks is under severe pressure.
• Friends of Possilpark Greenspace
• Friends of Maxwell Park - The Friends of Maxwell Park is a charitable association owned and run by its members. The association provides a structure for the community enabling people who have an interest in Maxwell Park to come together.

• Wild Woodland Learning - W.I.L.D. is a community interest company that has been created out of our love of nature and the desire to share this passion with local communities.
• Discovering Nature On My Doorstep - Engaging youth with nature in a modern, interesting and effective way
• Off Grid Community - To allow children the chance to play like children should regardless of their physical ability- outside in all weathers, getting dirty, using their imagination & what nature provides as their toys. We want to create a place where the whole community can benefit, providing a space for the community to access and let their children play, learn and develop within.
• Glasgow Tree Lovers Society - 2013 marked the 80th anniversary of the founding of this Society. Back in 1932 correspondence in the 'Glasgow Herald', about the cutting down of trees in University Avenue by the city authorities, drew together people who wanted to make Glasgow more beautiful. They collaborated with the Civic Society as their Tree Planting Committee.

• Alexandra Park
• Auchinlea Park
• Bellahouston Park
• Cathkin Braes Country Park
• Dams to Darnley Country Park
• Darnley Mill Park
• Dawsholm Park
• Garscadden Burn Park
• Glasgow Botanic Gardens
• Glasgow Green
• Hogganfield Park and Local Nature Reserve (LNR)
• Kelvingrove Park
• King's Park
• Linn Park and Local Nature Reserve
• Pollok Country Park
• Queen's Park
• Richmond Park
• Ruchill Park
• Springburn Park
• Tollcross Park
• Victoria Park

• Roystonhill Spire & Park Project

From a list compiled by Torran_Toi on this r/glasgow reddit post.

1. Alexandra Park
2. Auchenshuggle Woods
3. Auchinlea Park
4. Auldhouse Park
5. Bailey Moss (Now part of the Seven Lochs Park)
6. Barlanark Park
7. Barrachnie Park
8. Barrowland Park
9. Beardmore Park
10. Bellahouston Park
11. Blairtummock Park
12. Broomfield Park
13. Budhill Park
14. Cardonald Park
15. Cardowan Moss (Now part of the Seven Lochs Park)
16. Castlemilk Park (Castlemilk Wood)
17. Cathkin Braes
18. Cathkin Park
19. Citizen's Rose Garden
20. Cluny Park
21. Cowlairs Park
22. Craigend Wood (Millennium Forest) (Now part of the Seven Lochs Park)
23. Cranhill Park
24. Croftcroighn Park
25. Crookston Wood
26. Cross Park
27. Darnley Mills Park
28. Dawsholm Park
29. Dowanhill Park
30. Drumchapel Woods (Including Cleddans Burn Park)
31. Eastfield Park
32. Eastwood Park
33. Elder Park
34. Festival Park (nee Cessnock Park)
35. Garrowhill Park
36. Garscadden Burn Park
37. Glasgow Botanic Gardens
38. Glasgow Green
39. Gorbals New Park
40. Gorbals Rose Garden
41. Govanhill Park
42. Greenfield Park
43. Hayburn Park
44. Hogarth Park
45. Hogganfield Park (Now part of the Seven Lochs Park)
46. Holmlea Park
47. Huntley Park
48. Kelvingrove Park
49. King George V Park
50. Kings Park
51. Knightswood Park
52. Lauderdale Park/ Novar Park
53. Linn Park
54. Lochar Park
55. Mall's Mire Woods
56. Mansfield Park
57. Maryhill Park
58. Maxwell Park
59. Molendinar Park
60. Mount Vernon Park
61. Myrtle Park
62. Naseby Park
63. Necropolis (nee Merchant's Fir Park)
64. Netherton Park/ Temple Park / Temple Recreation Grounds
65. Old Station Park
66. Plantation Park
67. Pollok Park
68. Possil Marsh
69. Queens Park
70. Richmond Park
71. Riddrie Park
72. Robroyston Park
73. Rosshall Park
74. Ruchill Park
75. Saint Peter's Cemetary (Old Dalbeth Park)
76. Sandyhill Park
77. Saracen Park
78. Southern Necropolis
79. Springburn Park
80. The Hidden Gardens
81. The Spiral Hill
82. The Trinley Brae
83. Thornwood Park
84. Titwood Park
85. Todds Well (Now part of the Seven Lochs Park)
86. Tollcross Park
87. Toryglen Park
88. Victoria Park
89. Western Necropolis (Lambhill & Saint Kentigern's Cemetery)
90. Yorkhill Park