Places We Go
From our meeting halls in Baillieston to outdoor areas and adventure centres across Scotland — here's where you'll find us.
Our Halls
Both halls are on Church Street in Baillieston, just off the main street.
The Old Hall
The older of our two Church Street halls, located just over the road from St Andrews Church. This is the primary meeting place for our Scout and Explorer sections on Monday evenings.
The New Hall
Attached to St Andrews Church, the New Hall is our primary meeting place and is mainly used for weekly section nights by our Beaver and Cubs sections.
Local Outdoor Areas
Places we visit regularly for activities, games, and outdoor adventures.
Viewpark Glen
A fantastic and spacious outdoor area featuring open spaces and woodland, managed by the Viewpark Conservation Group. We regularly volunteer at the Glen and use it for a wide variety of outdoor activities, wide games, and adventures.
Crosshill Park
A convenient park directly opposite The New Hall, situated between Morrisons and Lidl. We use it regularly through the summer months for wide games and outdoor activities — perfect for a sunny rounders match.
Pinkston Watersports Centre
An urban watersports centre in Glasgow city centre offering kayaking and a range of water-based activities. A popular annual visit — check the kit lists page for what to bring to a Pinkston session.
Scout Adventure Centres
Scout campsites and activity centres we visit for residentials and adventures.
Auchengillan
You'll be hard pressed to find a Glasgow Scout who hasn't been to Auchengillan. This classic campsite is a firm group favourite — set in the Scottish countryside with a wide range of camping and outdoor activities on offer.
Fordell Firs
A little further afield, Fordell Firs doubles as the national headquarters for Scouts Scotland. It offers a huge range of activities and makes for a fantastic group residential or camp.
Lochgoilhead
Located in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Lochgoilhead offers some of the best watersports-based adventures in Scotland — from kayaking to sailing.