What another great engineer piece, a short drive from the Falkirk wheel. £3 car parking paid with contactless when entering. A small cafe and information centre. Food trucks outside with picnic areas.

Amazing structures that loom over the surrounding countryside. I had a tour of the inside of one of the Kelpies. The leader, Karen, was full of fascinating information and was really worth it. I returned at night to see them lit up and am so pleased that I did so. A magical experience.

I visited on my way up to the Highlands, and it was well worth it! Hugely impressive structures, and a lot bigger than you'd expect. It's a place where you can wander around for an hour or so, stop off at the cafe and head off. I parked closer to The Helix, so had about a ten minute walk over to The Kelpies themselves. Very pleasant though!

Amazing sculpture that you can't really appreciate it until you get up close. I went to take a photo and ended up with both an amazing reflection and then a storm came in. I also loved walking up and down the canals around the park as the signs are really interesting. If you want to see original photo it is at @travelphotoswithellie.

Amazing statues. So impressive to see up close and definitely worth visiting if you get chance. There is a small park surrounding the statues as well as a cafe and visitor centre. Don’t pay for parking as you can park for free on the nearby industrial estate.

Impossible to take a bad picture here! If you're going, you know why. Actually, I'm kind of surprised this place hasn't exploded with TicTokers or Instagram people. I'm not a photo guy, but my pictures came out great! I went there via train from Glasgow. It's much closer to Edinburgh, but was still easy to get to from Glasgow, taking the train from Glasgow Queen Street Station to Camelon. From there I took the #2 bus to the Falkirk Stadium which is right by the entrance to the Kelpies. It's still a pleasant 10 to 15 minute walk through a recreation area, but very clearly sign-posted. After my Kelpies visit, I took the bus back to Camelon and went over the Falkirk Wheel by a different bus, another great sight! Enjoy your trip. And don't worry, your pics will come out better than mine!

Visited whilst in scotland on holiday, you have to pay for parking on arrival think it was £3,50 good level park loads of spaces with toilets too. We walked down to the Kelpies and wow they are amazing, there is a paid tour but we didnt do this as we were visiting other attractions in the area. There is a visitors centre on site with a lovely cafe where we has some lunch, the food was lovely and staff were helpful and friendly, we also bought a few keepsakes from the gift shop, toilets also available inside which were were clean and well looked after. I would of liked to go back and seen them lit up at night unfortunately dont think we will have the time and its a bit far out to drive back for a visit. Maybe another time though.

Popped to see them when passing through Falkirk and glad we did. If you go to their car park it’s £3.50 or just before it there’s a free one. We didn’t get a chance to go around the whole park area. Which looked amazing but did walk along the canal for a bit as we were pressed for time and wanted to see the Falkirk wheel before heading off

I've passed it before on the road but never stopped and visited. What a fantastic sculpture. I never knew a canal runs between them as you can't see that from the road. Great place but like many places it's 'Ok, done that' and probably won't go back. But well worth a visit.

Yes you can see them from the motorway. But getting right up close is amazing. The grounds are well kept. Just wish they would give some idea photo points to take pictures of the horses in the best light. The Restaurant was friendly and fun, the guys behind the desk were fun, helpful and kind.