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East Meadows Play Park

Edinburgh Outdoors is a City of Edinburgh Council project funded by NESTA UK.

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East Meadows Play Park is an engaging outdoor space located near Newington where families come together to enjoy fun-filled activities under open skies. This vibrant play area features modern equipment designed for children of all ages while surrounding meadows allow for picnics or leisurely walks amongst nature’s beauty. The park regularly hosts community events aimed at enhancing social connections among residents while promoting healthy lifestyles through outdoor playtime opportunities. Embrace delightful moments at East Meadows Play Park—a wonderful destination that encourages creativity, exploration, and family bonding.

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Sam Locke

5 Google Rating

Brought my nephew and had lots of fun with everything available at the park. Also got a great coffee

5/ 5

Brought my nephew and had lots of fun with everything available at the park. Also got a great coffee and him a wee ice cream. Would return again as it's the best free entertainment you'll get for a 3-6 year old

Kay Wilkie

4 Google Rating

Busy as popular place. Good range of equipment. Near toilets. Kiosk now open.

4/ 5

Busy as popular place. Good range of equipment. Near toilets. Kiosk now open.

ALEXANDER MILLER

5 Google Rating

Fantastic ancient area in Edinburgh. So much to do lots and lots of people having a great time with

5/ 5

Fantastic ancient area in Edinburgh. So much to do lots and lots of people having a great time with their children. So well worth a visit when in edinburgh.

Elena Nicolson

5 Google Rating

Very very good for children: safe and entertaining. Recommended for young children mostly.

5/ 5

Very very good for children: safe and entertaining. Recommended for young children mostly.

Barbara Maver

5 Google Rating

Although I was at the play park, which looks great, I was only there to buy a coffee. The coffee pla

5/ 5

Although I was at the play park, which looks great, I was only there to buy a coffee. The coffee place was open today. It has been closed at other times The coffee and the service were good. My only concern was the long queue for the nearby toilets. Only two toilets available. It took ages to get there. It was much longer than last week. Apart from that The Meadows was lovely. Lots of daffodils.

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