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Buckstone Park

Mature, well kept woodland on the edge of the city. Easily accessible by foot from Buckstone and Morton Hall.

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**Buckstone Park: Your Gateway to Nature in Edinburgh**

Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh’s scenic landscape at 1 High Buckstone, Buckstone Park is a vibrant outdoor haven that invites families, nature enthusiasts, and explorers alike to immerse themselves in its natural beauty. With convenient access from Buckstone Circle and Galachlawshot, our park offers well-maintained pathways that wind through lush pine woodlands, providing a perfect backdrop for leisurely strolls, invigorating runs, or family picnics.

What sets Buckstone Park apart is not just its breathtaking surroundings but also its commitment to creating a welcoming and family-friendly environment. Whether you’re seeking a tranquil spot for reflection, a lively area for children’s play, or an adventurous escape into woodland trails, Buckstone Park caters to all ages and interests. Our park is a cherished community resource, fostering connection and well-being through outdoor activities and recreational opportunities.

We pride ourselves on being more than just a park; we are a community hub where individuals can come together to appreciate the beauty of nature. Should you have any questions or need assistance during your visit, our team is readily available to ensure you have a delightful experience. For more information or to plan your next adventure, don’t hesitate to reach out by phone or visit our website at [mypark.scot](https://www.mypark.scot/parks/buckstone-park-and-woods-edinburgh/). Discover the charm of Buckstone Park today!

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It's a park, there is a nice play park, the edible corridor could do with a bit of TLC!

3 months ago

3^{/ 5}

It's a park, there is a nice play park, the edible corridor could do with a bit of TLC!

In need of renovation, repair or even replacement (installed in 1999). Tatty, messy, paint peeling,

6 months ago

2^{/ 5}

In need of renovation, repair or even replacement (installed in 1999). Tatty, messy, paint peeling, over grown. Swings have been removed, as have climbling ropes recently, presumably because they weren't safe. Positioned at just over 600 ft above sea level, this is possibly the highest park in Edinburgh, and is certainly more than a bit weatherworn. A bit of an eyesore in an area that is otherwise surrounded by nice housing.

Has a good variety of goods

7 months ago

4^{/ 5}

Has a good variety of goods

Wonderful place to relax, enjoy beauty of old beach trees, magic of woodland. Please respect the pla

11 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Wonderful place to relax, enjoy beauty of old beach trees, magic of woodland. Please respect the place and enjoy.

Needs a complete overhall. It compared with other play parks in our area, it ranks very low.

6 months ago

1^{/ 5}

Needs a complete overhall. It compared with other play parks in our area, it ranks very low.

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