Park
Victory Park
Girvan's large east-side recreation ground, with playing fields, a play park and the all-weather 3G pitch opened in 2024.
- Type
- Park
- Location
- South Park Avenue, Girvan
- Information checked
- 24 September 2026
Visit now
A memorial gift that became Girvan's ground for sport and gathering.
Victory Park contains formal playing fields, a play park and a floodlit all-weather football and rugby pitch.
The park also hosts community gatherings, including the Carrick Lowland Gathering.
What you’ll find
Look out for.
- Large open recreation ground close to Girvan's schools
- Play park and formal playing fields
- All-weather 3G football and rugby pitch
- Home ground of the annual Carrick Lowland Gathering
Good to know
Before you visit.
- The 3G pitch must be booked and has separate operating information.
- South Ayrshire Council asks pitch users to use nearby school parking to reduce congestion.
- Large events may temporarily change access around the park.
- The council states that the 3G pitch has no dedicated changing or toilet facilities.
Go deeper
This place has a longer story.
The park was given to Girvan in 1919 to mark the end of the First World War, on ground where a tileworks had once stood.
Sources
- South Ayrshire Council, Girvan Conservation Area Appraisal, Victory Park origin and present role.
- South Ayrshire Council, Girvan 3G Pitch information and opening record.
- South Ayrshire Council, parks and play areas register, Victory Park play park.
- South Ayrshire Council, October 2024 land and buildings register: named park or garden and street.