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Figgate Park

Scenic park with a large pond, picnic tables, walking paths & wildlife, including swans & otters.

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Figgate Park is located at Mountcastle Dr N, Edinburgh EH8 7SE, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Figgate Park and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

The area we now know as the Figgate Park was originally part of the Abercorn Estate and was one of several clay pits within the area that provided clay for the local brick works and Buchan pottery in Portobello.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone. 07799 218174

Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information -http://www.figgatepark.org.uk/

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Jason Bruce

4 Google Rating

Beautiful walks around the woodland park.. Great place for the kids to go feed the ducks and swans a

4/ 5

Beautiful walks around the woodland park.. Great place for the kids to go feed the ducks and swans and birds. Unfortunately the play park was closed and did look run down. Please get this play park upgraded and open and will be even better place to visit.

Ann Gilmour

5 Google Rating

Lovely park, friendly people, loved the pond - please don’t take bread for the ducks and swans. It

5/ 5

Lovely park, friendly people, loved the pond - please don’t take bread for the ducks and swans. It’s not good for them. Check the website for advice about the food that’s suitable.

Stephen Hearty

5 Google Rating

Well maintained city park with river and Loch, ducks, swans and nesting otters

5/ 5

Well maintained city park with river and Loch, ducks, swans and nesting otters

cristina roza

5 Google Rating

Wonderful park close to portobello, great to go for s walk, with pets, for a day out..there is s pla

5/ 5

Wonderful park close to portobello, great to go for s walk, with pets, for a day out..there is s place for everyone! And its beautiful and so clean.

Cara Herbert

4 Google Rating

Came here for Parkrun and it's a lovely spot. Nice to run round the burn and see the water birds. Wo

4/ 5

Came here for Parkrun and it's a lovely spot. Nice to run round the burn and see the water birds. Would be good for it to have a public toilet available.

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