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Directions from the hospital

Turn right at the roundabout, driving down Stirling Road towards Larbert Cross. Turn right at Larbert Cross along Denny Road, travelling for about 100 m. There is a Maggie’s sign on the main road to turn right, up through the houses. Follow this road, taking the right-hand fork up to Larbert House.

The sign will direct you sharp right just before Larbert House down a tarmacked path. Follow this road, which you can drive down along the lochside.

It will only take you to the Maggie’s centre, which you will see at the top of the loch.

There are parking spaces for people using the centre.

Directions from Camelon

Approach Larbert Cross, turn left along Denny Road, and follow the above signs from there on.

Directions from Larbert

Approach Larbert Cross and continue straight across to Denny Road. Follow the directions above.

The buses come into the hospital and you can either walk down to the centre or call us to get a lift in our Maggie’s car from the hospital entrance. Just ask at reception.

Bus

There is an extensive network of bus services provided with good accessibility to Forth Valley Royal Hospital throughout the region.

Services 6, 7, 7a, X38, 59, 60, H1, H2, X24, X26 and X27 go to the hospital.

For more details please take a look at the  or call First Bus freephone 08708 727 271.

Train

Trains run frequently to Larbert from Stirling and Falkirk Grahamston, Glasgow and Edinburgh.

From Larbert it is a short walk to ¾ÞÈéÎÞÂë (15-20 mins) or you can take the shuttle bus which will drop you off at the main hopsital entrance. 

From the main hospital entrance, turn left and follow the signs to the Maggie’s centre towards the Larbert Woods, crossing all the hospital roads to reach a bank of trees. 

Turn right and walk along the footpath for around 50 m, then double back on yourself following the lower path which takes you straight into the centre.

There are no steps into the centre. Entry is through a large, glass door.

We have one large toilet suitable for a wheelchair and a smaller toilet in the centre.