Adamslie Park

Adamslie Park

Adamslie Park in Kirkintilloch, Scotland is the home ground of Kirkintilloch Rob Roy F.C. The capacity of this ground is 5,500, standing room only. While the facility is primarily used for football matches, Highland Games were held there in the past and some community events still take place there.

References

*Scottish Non-League Online: http://freespace.virgin.net/snl.online/region/west/westdiv1.htm


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