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The site lies to the north of the Larbert Branch railway and on the southern margin of Camelon Golf Course and the west of Stirling Road.
It lies on an elevated plateau above the River Carron, which has changed its course since the Roman period. The ramparts survive as prominent mounds, circa 4ft high.
Sites and Monument Record: Camelon Roman Fort (SMR 1)
P47105
Junction of High Station Rd and Glen Brae, Falkirk
24 Mar 1970
Falkirk Town Council. Town Planning Officer
The harbour was filled in over a period of 30-40 years. In 2007 part of the flood prevention barrier was built over it, leaving just the ends of the piers exposed on the coast. The central pier is built of large sandstone blocks capped with granite blocks. The western pier is a mixture of concrete, iron boilers, and stone.
Sites and Monument Record: Bridgeness Harbour (SMR 1503)