Police in West Dunbartonshire and Argyll are urging people to behave responsibly when visiting popular tourist spots.
It comes after an increase of visitors travelling to Balloch, Balloch Park, Duck Bay, and Luss, with many people using the rail network to meet in large groups from across the country.
Earlier this week police announced that a 16-year-old boy had suffered serious injuries to his head and arm after he was assaulted near the pier in Balloch Country Park.
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In a statement, Chief Inspector Emma Grimason said: "We anticipated that tourism would increase across Argyll and Bute and West Dunbartonshire and we have been working closely with our partners locally and nationally to ensure people can enjoy visiting our area safely.
"We have recently seen an increase of visitors travelling to Balloch, Balloch Park, Duck Bay, and Luss, with many people using the rail network to meet in large groups from across the country.
“Balloch Park, in particular, has seen instances of antisocial behaviour and we’d ask people to always conduct themselves responsibly.
"Criminality and disorder will not be tolerated. We would also ask that parents know where their children are going and discourage them from being involved in this type of behaviour.
“We are working with partners, including British Transport Police, Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute Councils and have high-visibility patrols in place across key areas.
"Our officers will continue to encourage everyone to take personal responsibility.
"There is more traffic on our roads and everyone should be aware of other road users.
"Please park responsibly and make sure a clear route is available at all times and you are not blocking access, especially for emergency service vehicles.
"We want people to enjoy our area but to do so safely and respectfully, leaving no trace of their visit."
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