Old RAF aerial photography, and sketch maps , show that RAF Greenock was concentrated on Battery Park, on the eastern shore of Gourock Bay. The base has been described as occupying the whole area of the park, with at least two large hangars, and a number of smaller, wooden buildings or huts. The RAF station occupied the south eastern corner of the site, next to the bay. The northern end of the site is known as Fort Matilda , and was occupied by the Royal Naval Torpedo Factory, and two barrage balloon mooring station
The concrete slipway that served the base can still be seen today, and lies only a few yards north of the present day helipad, used by the Helicopter Emergency Services (HEMS) when attending at the local hospital. There are no other significant remains of the base itself, Battery Park has been developed over the years, and now has a football pitch and pavilion. The area formerly used as a mooring station area has been taken over by a sewage treatment plant.