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The money for its purchase was bequeathed to the town of Kilmarnock by former native insurance broker Alexander Kay who died in Glasgow in 1866, after whom it is named. The park opened on 9th August 1879. A product of the Victorian appetite for recreational green spaces amidst growing industrialisation, it was formerly the home of a miniature golf course, a few drinking fountains, pubs, boating in the pond and a band stand on the site. It is also home to a Burns Centre and a statue of the poet.

Enjoy the still and refreshing waters of Bogton Loch situated near the town of Dalmellington. The path around the loch is grassy and undulating and provides some wonderful views across the surrounding rolling countryside.

The town of Catrine was once home to the largest water mill in the UK, and this river and reservoir was an important part of history.

Fantastic little cafe perched on the edge of the mighty Loch Doon, there's food, drinks, and breathtaking views.

Glenbuck Loch is a pretty reservoir on the border of East Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire. It is the source of the River Ayr. The loch was formed in 1802 with the construction of two earthen dams at either end of the narrow glen and was built to power the cotton mills. Glenbuck Loch is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

A brilliant little cafe and visitor centre on the edge of spectacular Loch Doon at the northern edge, including the Osprey Lounge where you can find out more about these residents on the water. In quite a remote area this place is always a welcome relief! Find out more about seasonal opening times at: https://www.facebook.com/VisitLochDoon/

Hot drinks and food, toasties etc. They also have a pair of Ospreys across the water you can watch on camera or by telescope. 🦅