**Ferniehill Community Park**
Nestled in the heart of the Ferniehill residential area, Ferniehill Community Park is a hidden gem that invites families and outdoor enthusiasts alike to enjoy its serene beauty and recreational offerings. With stunning views of the iconic Pentland Hills and Arthur’s Seat, this park provides an idyllic backdrop for a day of fun and relaxation. Our vibrant play area is a favorite among local children, featuring engaging equipment and newly installed small goal posts, perfect for impromptu games of football.

What sets Ferniehill Community Park apart is its welcoming atmosphere and diverse outdoor activities. Families can explore the natural mounds that serve as both a playground in summer and thrilling sledding hills in winter. The park’s focal point, a majestic beech tree, offers shade for picnics and gatherings, making it an ideal spot for community events or family outings.

Whether you’re seeking a place to unwind, enjoy a leisurely walk, or engage in active play, Ferniehill Community Park caters to all ages and interests. We are dedicated to enhancing your experience and are always available to answer any questions you may have. For more information or to plan your visit, please contact us at 0131 529 5151 or explore our website. Join us at Ferniehill Community Park, where adventure meets tranquility in the heart of Edinburgh!

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Dougie Thomson

5 Google Rating

A well maintained, secure and clean park. I grew up in the area in the late 70's/early 80's and this

5/ 5

A well maintained, secure and clean park. I grew up in the area in the late 70's/early 80's and this Park was always the hub for local children. It's lovely there is still a green open space local people can gather to take their kids, walk the dog etc. It boasts fantastic views over North Edinburgh and is a great place to watch the Edinburgh Castle fireworks. There is a kids play park, an outdoor gym, benches and tables and is securely enclosed by a fence that runs around the perimeter. It sits on top of a limestone mine that dates back as early as the 17th century. I remember back in 2000, there was substantial subsidence which damaged a whole row of pensioners houses which subsequently, had to be demolished. Overall, a nice local park with lots of history.

Aminur Rahman

5 Google Rating

Love to take my son to play.

5/ 5

Love to take my son to play.

Allan McDermid

4 Google Rating

My Grandson enjoys it here, it would be better if people closed the gates behind them though

4/ 5

My Grandson enjoys it here, it would be better if people closed the gates behind them though

craig Marren

4 Google Rating

I think I might have just passed this on Old Dalkeith Road, so not sure why you want to know. Anyway

4/ 5

I think I might have just passed this on Old Dalkeith Road, so not sure why you want to know. Anyway, there used to be a punk disco in the late 70s, if that's any help. Not sure if they've fixed the gap in the fence but that was a good shortcut back in the day.

Music Expressions

4 Google Rating

Quiet place to run around. Very family - friendly. Excellent place for dogs to run around, situated

4/ 5

Quiet place to run around. Very family - friendly. Excellent place for dogs to run around, situated in a nice neighbourhood, with nice playground.

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