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Blackford Hill and Pond

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Blackford Hill and Pond is located at 4 Charterhall Rd, Edinburgh EH9 3HE, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Blackford Hill and Pond and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

It will be your first port of call if you’re looking to find your local park and what’s on through the interactive hub which provides information about park events, facilities and activities.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone. 0131 447 7145

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Andrew Ducker

4 Google Rating

Lovely pond. Nice hill. Play park could be better.

4/ 5

Lovely pond. Nice hill. Play park could be better.

Ruth Wallace

4 Google Rating

A lovely space for gig walking. Need boots for the mud and slippy Autumn leaves!

4/ 5

A lovely space for gig walking. Need boots for the mud and slippy Autumn leaves!

Robin Athawes

4 Google Rating

Very pretty area in the middle of the City with the opportunity of climbing Blackford Hill (next to

4/ 5

Very pretty area in the middle of the City with the opportunity of climbing Blackford Hill (next to the pond) with wonderful views across the City and beyond

Cristina Davison

5 Google Rating

Great views, nice walks, a bolder and two very small climbing routes (sport) if you fancy climbing

5/ 5

Great views, nice walks, a bolder and two very small climbing routes (sport) if you fancy climbing

Russell Easton

5 Google Rating

Nice nature reserve with a great flat walk round the duck pond which is a really nice natural walk

5/ 5

Nice nature reserve with a great flat walk round the duck pond which is a really nice natural walk and ideal for people with disabilities

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