It costs nothing to enter.

The last time I was there the cafe was closed but the toilets were open

Possibly Buchanan St Bus Station. However the train is the best option.journey wise. It only takes about 50 minutes from Glasgow. The Balloch Station is the end of the line and the park is a short walk along the village.

See previous responses....signage in the park is relatively spartan, you may find it difficult to know for sure whether or not you are on the right trail until you have been on it (or another one) for awhile.

Hi can’t see why not, the views are stunning of the loch couldn’t think of anywhere nicer .

When we where there renovation work was being carried out and had barriers all the way round it to protect the public from falling objects. It is only a small castle though, nothing grande.

I entered the park from the gate by the main road walked straight and it was just on the left hope this helps

You can access the park in many ways in Balloch, come out the station and then right,cross the road and you can board one of the cruises that run the length of Loch Lomand.you can also access the park from the other side of the bridge where you will find many nature trails and many wading birds and ducks.,Lomand shores is across from station and then left,There is a sea life centre and many designer shops with ample parking spaces if you travel by car,this is also a nice walk where you can see many birds and there's a kayaking centre.hope You Enjoy The Walks And Breathe In Some Natural Scottish Air.