| Map
of Cumbernauld House Park The park was originally the grounds of Cumbernauld House ( built 1731 ). The House occupies the site of the former Cumbernauld Castle ( destroyed in 1651 ). The park preserves the original informal layout with areas of grassland with footpaths and contains a number of ancient trees. Views of the Campsie Fells and the Ochil Hills are obtained from the top of the park. | 
| Cumbernauld
House an 18th-century country house designed by William Adam. The house has been used by Cumbernauld Development Corporation and North Lanarkshire Council. Subsequently the building has lain dormant. Cumbernauld House is a category "A" listed building | 
| Cumbernauld
House | 
|  Aerial
view of Cumbernauld
House | 
| Campsie Fells  from Cumbernauld House Park | 
| Ochil
Hills  from Cumbernauld House Park | 
| Grassland
and Trees  in Cumbernauld House Park | 
| Notice
at Cumbernauld Glen Nature
Reserve The Glen is adjacent to Cumbernauld House Park | 
| Cumbernauld
Glen | 
| Stream
through Cumbernauld Glen | 
| The
"Doocot" ( Dovecote ) in Cumbernauld Glen | 
|  Crow
Wood in Cumbernauld House Park | 
| Shops
in Cumbernauld Village
       adjacent to Cumbernauld House Park | 
|  Location
Map for Cumbernauld | 

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