Todds Well

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Where we are

COVID-19 has changed lots of things we do. And as we re-open the majority of our facilities and welcome more of you back in Phase 3, we need your help to do it safely. Please check what’s open before you travel; enjoy your visit safely by following NHS and Scottish Government guidance; take your litter home with you; and follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

Please bear with us and check back regularly for updates. You can also find more information by visiting our COVID-19 page and our FAQs.

Open heath, wildflower meadows and young woodland

Todds Well offers a mix of open heath, wildflower meadows and young woodland. On a clear day, you will see open views over rolling farmland, the Campsie Fells and all the way to Ben Lomond. It's a great place for spotting wildlife too, with a variety of warblers, birds of prey, moths, foxes and deer all making regular visits.

There's a network of about a mile of wide, smooth and trails across the site - ideal for walking, cycling and pushchairs.

Todds Well is part of the Seven Lochs Wetland Park, Scotland's largest urban nature park.

Guide map to Todds Well (PDF 8.9MB)

Facilities & access

You can find toilets and plenty of places to eat, drink and shop at nearby Glasgow Fort retail park. There are also toilets at GESH Community Centre in Garthamlock and Easterhouse Health Centre.

Getting here

Todds Well lies just to the west of Easterhouse, not far from Junction 10 on the M8. There are entrances at the north end of Conisborough Road and on Auchinlea Road, opposite the turn-off to Glasgow Fort retail park.

There is no formal car park for the wood but plenty of on-street parking nearby.