Gyms in Crosshill
Crosshill looks onto Queen's Park from Balmoral Crescent, and most of its training happens beside it: bowls, tennis, a calisthenics park and a basketball court.
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Training in Crosshill
A park on the doorstep.
Bowls is the old sport here. Hampden Bowling Club's ground is thought to be the site of the original Hampden Park, and a mural on its wall, visible from the railway, marks Scotland's 5-1 win over England there. Queens Park Bowling & Tennis Club and the Glasgow Club pavilion offer greens and courts, and you'll also find a calisthenics park, a basketball court and two yoga and wellbeing teachers, Balanced With Rosi and Yoga with Lainey.
Queen's Park covers 60 hectares, and its flagpole viewpoint reaches the Campsie Fells on a clear day. A free 5k parkrun has run there on Saturday mornings since 2019. Crosshill station is on the Cathcart Circle, so a training partner from elsewhere on the Southside can come by train.
Getting there
Train outdoors
Where to train in Crosshill
Greens, courts and the outdoor kit.
Find a training buddy in Crosshill
A tennis partner, a calisthenics spotter, someone for Saturday parkrun in Queen's Park.
Find a buddyStart a Crosshill training group
A calisthenics session in the park, a weekend tennis four: set it up and we'll help neighbours find it.
Start a groupCrosshill gym questions
The short version.
How many gyms are there in Crosshill?
Gymist lists 7 venues in Crosshill, most of them by Queen's Park: bowling greens, tennis, a calisthenics park, a basketball court and yoga.
Can I play tennis in Crosshill?
Yes. Queens Park Bowling & Tennis Club and the Glasgow Club Queens Park Lawn Bowls and Tennis Pavilion both have courts beside the park.
How do I find a gym buddy in Crosshill?
Join Gymist for free, add your gym and the hours you train, and see members nearby. If there's no group for what you do, start one.