| Newlands Park Lubnaig Road, Glasgow South Side G43 2RY | |
The park is considered to be one of the more beautiful small parks which hosts a wide variety of trees shrubs and plants including a rockery, rose garden pergolas and specimen trees as well as tennis facilities and children's play area.
Located within Newlands Park, Newlands Park CTC provides accessible, sustainable, community-led tennis for everyone!
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