Probably the best place to park in Largs if you want to take your time; it's only £2 for a whole…read moreday (no concessions for disabled blue badge holders). It's very large with plenty of spaces and toilets at one end. Very close to the waterfont, ferry, cafes, and the town too. The man who took our money on two occasions was very nice, chatty and helpful.

Not my favourite car park in Largs but I use this one when the others are full. However, having…read moresaid that, it's very handy for the shops, especially M&Co (which is right next to it), Hasties across the road, or the other businesses in Main Street. It's all on one level outside; there are no disability concessions for cars with blue badges, which is very irritating. It's a privately owned pay-and-display car park and prices range from 80p for one hour to £4 for over 4 hours. Easy to find as it's beside the mini-roundabout in the centre of town, and just to the left of M&Co. A narrow entrance opens out into the car park.

This large post office in the main street in Largs is new since I was there last. It's now in a…read morehandier place to get to than the smaller one that I remember tucked up a side street. Besides all the usual service you'd expect from any PO, this one also sells gifts, souvenirs and postcards. The staff are pleasant and helpful as well. Parking is difficult outside as it's always busy there but you may find a space if you're lucky!

Certainly a station I've come to know well over the past few years, especially recently…read more Officially opened in 1885, it had more platforms in those days, plus a large canopy and footbridge between platforms. It's managed by First Scot Rail, on the Ayrshire Coast Line and there are hourly services to Glasgow Central (taking about one hour). There's a waiting room, ticket office, a tourist information booth, a car park at one side and a taxi rank. Found practically in the town centre so very handy and easy to reach if you're in Largs on foot.

The Wheelchair Basketball camp I attended was hosted here ! Such an amazing facility to learn the…read morefundamentals of a new adaptive sport . I felt right at home . My room was spacious , clean and quiet . The staff here are really kind and.patient with guests . Great customer service ! Great location ! Great facilities and free easy parking Getting here felt like an adventure.. the property is over 83 acres complete with a golf course for short game, tennis courts, and a soccer field. Grounds were immaculate. It felt like entering an amusement park... especially at night. Things that would make this place an even more amazing place : Indoor Swimming pool Cold plunge and sauna area/ recovery room Higher quality meat and healthier options in dining hall for lunch and dinner ( the fruit and veggies were really decent though ) Really minor stuff that's really not an issue at all . Just items that would make this place from go from great / exceptional to perfect ! I would relish the opportunity to come back!

From the owner: sportscotland is the national agency for sport in Scotland. Working with our partners, our core…read moreresponsibility is to develop sport and physical recreation in Scotland. Inverclyde is an ideal retreat for squad training, with grass pitches, floodlit all-weather surfaces, fitness suite and fully kitted-out lecture and conference rooms. Also within the complex there is a six-area golf practice facility, The Bob Torrance School of Golf incorporating four playing holes. While these facilities have been developed for our top sports people, the benefits can also be reaped by many other groups - educational institutes, professional and voluntary organisations, district sports councils, clubs, businesses and the community in general. The Centre regularly hosts Scottish Governing Bodies of Sport for archery, football, rugby, hockey, racquet sports, martial arts, gymnastics and more. You can bring your group for a residential training camp and have your meals worked around your training times.

A great little library which I visited several times when in Largs recently - I was issued a…read more'holiday ticket' and was able to use the free internet service whenever I liked. It was quite busy in there and I was lucky that there was one vacant chair and computer each time I went in! I enjoyed browsing the books as well and noticed that there is a delightful and colourful children's reading area off to one side. The staff were friendly and helpful and I shall go back there again the next time I'm staying in Largs. There's a large free car park at the back of the building. Opening times: 9.00-7.30 every day except Wed when it's 9.30-12.30 and Sat 10.00-5.00

A pretty good and friendly library, where you also have the possibility to go on internet;0)…read moreSome good music and of course, classical books. Don't miss it, you'll be warmy welcomed.

A small, unmanned, railway station managed by Scotrail, now with just one platform (the train from…read moreGlasgow goes on to Largs then comes back the same way minutes later). You pay on the train as there are no ticket machines. The station is kept clean and tidy, there is a covered shelter and tubs of flowers during the spring and summer months. There are CCTV cameras overhead at the entrance and automatic announcements through a small platform mounted tannoy system. There are several spaces in the car park which is right next to the platform. In the very unlikely event that it would be full, it's easy to park in one of the nearby roads. There is no taxi rank but, for travellers without a car, it's a short walk to the main road where there are frequent buses in both directions.