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Morningside Cemetery is located at Morningside Dr, Edinburgh EH10 5JP, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Morningside Cemetery and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Scott Carrick

3 Google Rating

As Morningside Park, it's a tiny park. There's a small grassy area, a tennis court and football/bask

3/ 5

As Morningside Park, it's a tiny park. There's a small grassy area, a tennis court and football/basketball pitch, then a children's play area. Not so much to do unless you are there for sports or with kids and Craiglockhart is only 5 minutes away. It's next to the cemetery.

Andrew Polanski

4 Google Rating

Pretty small in order to be called as an 'actual' Park. One way in and out fenced from both sides. H

4/ 5

Pretty small in order to be called as an 'actual' Park. One way in and out fenced from both sides. Has few benches within. Perfect for dog walking!

J Brigain

5 Google Rating

Great open space, in brilliant condition. Properly enclosed and brilliant nfor young kids and dogs.

5/ 5

Great open space, in brilliant condition. Properly enclosed and brilliant nfor young kids and dogs.

Louis Heering

4 Google Rating

Good park for children as it has a separate play area. There is also a large grassy area where local

4/ 5

Good park for children as it has a separate play area. There is also a large grassy area where local dogs play fetch and people bask in the sun (when it exists). Also has a basket ball court as well as a tennis court.

william johnston

3 Google Rating

Park is good for smaller children, good grassy areas, trees and room for football & tennis. Big fla

3/ 5

Park is good for smaller children, good grassy areas, trees and room for football & tennis. Big flaw is total lack of plastic or astroturf in all the play areas. Bring your big elastoplast !!!!

Stuart Burns

5 Google Rating

Nice pleasant place to visit

5/ 5

Nice pleasant place to visit

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