King's Park

King’s Park is open all year and free to walk into. Alongside the history there is a cafe, a play park, a skate park, tennis courts and an 18-hole golf course — nearly all of them within a couple of minutes of the Pavilion.

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The Pavilion cafe Breakfast, lunch and coffee. Opening days and times vary with the season — check the cafe's Facebook page. facebook.com/kingsparkpavilion

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Public toilets No baby changing facilities and no accessible toilet.

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Play park For all ages, with inclusive swings and a wheelchair roundabout. Water play runs in summer only.

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Skate park Floodlit.

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Tennis courts Four courts, resurfaced in 2024. Book through the LTA.

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Outdoor seating Tables outside the Pavilion.

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Bicycle parking By the Pavilion.

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Golf course An 18-hole course, run by Stirling Golf Club. stirlinggolfclub.com

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Parking Free on-street parking off Kings Park Road.

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Outdoor gym equipment

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Picnic tables

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Sports fields

Is there a charge?

No. King’s Park is free to enter and open all year, during daylight hours.

Is there parking?

Free on-street parking is available off King’s Park Road. There is no dedicated car park.

Are there toilets?

Yes, near the Pavilion. They have no baby changing facilities and no accessible cubicle.

Is there a cafe?

The Pavilion cafe, run by Craig Wilkie, serves breakfast, lunch and coffee. Opening days and times vary with the season — check the cafe’s Facebook page for current hours.

Can I bring a dog?

Yes, though the play park is fenced to keep dogs out.

Is the park wheelchair accessible?

Stirling Council states that most paths in the park have a finished surface suitable for all users, but that some informal parts and steeper sections may not be suitable for people who use a wheelchair.