Titwood Bowling Club
BEST FOR
Ages 0+
WHERE
Glasgow
What it’s like
A traditional lawn bowling club with two greens to play on and a beer garden for the grown-ups to watch from.
Two greens here, so there's room for a proper game even if another group's already out. Lawn bowling isn't the fastest sport going, but that's rather the point with kids: it's slow enough that a six-year-old can actually follow what's happening and have a go themselves, rather than just watching adults do it.
The beer garden is where most families end up drifting to once the bowls have lost their appeal, and it's a decent spot to let the kids potter about outside while you keep half an eye on them. Step free access and an accessible toilet are both on site, which makes it easier if you've got a buggy or someone in the group who needs it.
There's no age limit listed. It's not a place with a big flashy attraction to blow the day on, more a gentle outdoor afternoon where the main event is genuinely playing the game rather than watching from the sidelines.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- All ages, older kids get more out of actually bowling
- Two greens mean you're not always waiting for a turn
- The beer garden is as much a part of the visit as the bowling
- No minimum age, so it works with a baby in tow
Plan your visit
Is it suitable for toddlers?
There's no minimum age, so a toddler in a pram is fine, though the actual bowling suits kids old enough to hold a bowl and take a turn.
What do kids actually do there?
They play lawn bowls on one of the two greens, or hang about in the beer garden while the adults have a game.
Is there anywhere for kids to run about outside?
Yes, there's outdoor play space and the beer garden, both away from the greens themselves.
Is it accessible with a buggy or wheelchair?
Step free access and an accessible toilet are both on site.
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