Firth of Clyde

Levengrove Park

Dumbarton

Photographs of Levengrove Park

and the Shore Path

at Dumbarton on the Firth of Clyde

Levengrove Park

across the River Leven

at Dumbarton

Villa in Levengrove Park

Road bridge over the River Leven

at Dumbarton

The Old Dumbarton Bridge

was built in 1765.

The bridge, with five segmental arches,

is a category "B" listed building .

British Listed Buildings - Dumbarton Bridge

Road bridge over the River Leven

at Dumbarton

The Old Dumbarton Bridge

was built in 1765.

The bridge, with five segmental arches,

is a category "B" listed building .

British Listed Buildings - Dumbarton Bridge

Dumbarton

across the River Leven

from Levengrove Park

Levengrove Park in Dumbarton

Levengrove Park was gifted to Dumbarton

by the Denny and McMillan families

- owners of local shipbuilding companies.

Levengrove Park

in Dumbarton

Levengrove Park - History

Levengrove Park

in Dumbarton

Levengrove Park - History

Levengrove Park

in Dumbarton

Levengrove Park - History

Sepulture

containing remains of

Robert the Bruce

in Levengrove Park

Plaque at Sepulture

containing remains of

Robert the Bruce

in Levengrove Park

Wikipedia - Robert the Bruce

Milton Crags

across River Leven

from Levengrove Park

Dumbarton Castle Rock from Levengrove Park

Dumbarton Castle Rock

on the Firth of Clyde

from Levengrove Park

War Memorial

in Levengrove Park

Villa

on the Shore Path

at Dumbarton

Langbank

across the Firth of Clyde

from the Shore Path

Helenslee,

19th century mansion house,

( used as Keil School from 1925 )

on Brucehill in Dumbarton

A category "B" listed building

British Listed Buildings - Helenslee

Helenslee,

19th century mansion house,

( used as Keil School from 1925 )

on Brucehill in Dumbarton

A category "B" listed building

British Listed Buildings - Helenslee

Firth of Clyde

from Brucehill

in Dumbarton

Remains of old church

in Dumbarton

St.Michael's Church

in Dumbarton

West Bridgend Levenford House

in Dumbarton

British Listed Buildings - West Bridgend Levenford House

Map of Levengrove Park

and the Shore Path

at Dumbarton

LEVENGROVE PARK:-

From breathtaking vistas to a wow-inducing formal garden, Levengrove Park is a real gem.
It occupies a prime location where the River Leven meets the estuary of the Clyde, with views towards
the craggy, volcanic, basalt plug of Dumbarton Rock.
The well-tended ﬂower beds are a sight to behold, with the park boasting magniﬁcent coniferous and
deciduous species in its arboretum, as well as areas of open grassland — perfect for picnics or to enjoy a
post-stroll coffee and cake.