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Improvements to the park have added a wetland area, orchard, signage and upgraded play facility. The highest point of the park bestows fine panoramic views across open countryside to Campsie and Kilpatrick hills.
The park is located in the Maryhill area of Glasgow about 4 miles North West of the City Centre.
The Back Garden is a community growing space and natural play area on land behind the Possilpark Health & Care Centre.
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