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Hailes Quarry Park

the Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust has been working on an ongoing project to make environmental improvements to Hailes Quarry Park.

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Hailes Quarry Park is located at 9 Dumbryden Dr, Baberton Dumbryden Dr, Baberton, Edinburgh EH14 2QR, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Hailes Quarry Park and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

A concerted programme of planting a range of wetland plant species has created a brand-new habitat which will be a new feature in the park. Home to birds and even amphibians as well as a host of native wetland plants.

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scots entertainer

1 Google Rating

Place gone down hill big time. Everyone just seems so misrerable. Used to be a nice place to walk yo

1/ 5

Place gone down hill big time. Everyone just seems so misrerable. Used to be a nice place to walk your dog

Natalia Jagoda Dudziak

4 Google Rating

It's nice during summer as you can go fishing

4/ 5

It's nice during summer as you can go fishing

gary clark

5 Google Rating

Great exercise area for the family and dogs always a busy park

5/ 5

Great exercise area for the family and dogs always a busy park

SCOTTISH ACE (ROCKING-ACE)

4 Google Rating

Big space for all the family and great place for dogs

4/ 5

Big space for all the family and great place for dogs

Pang Wei

3 Google Rating

very quite place, but be careful with dogs.

3/ 5

very quite place, but be careful with dogs.

  • 9 Dumbryden Dr, Baberton Dumbryden Dr, Baberton, Edinburgh EH14 2QR, UK

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