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Inch Park

Spacious park featuring trees, outdoor fitness equipment & open spaces used for rugby & cricket.

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Welcome to Inch Park, a vibrant recreational oasis nestled in the heart of Edinburgh at Old Dalkeith Road, EH16 4TD. Our park is dedicated to providing a welcoming environment for families and individuals alike, offering a perfect blend of outdoor activities and peaceful green spaces. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a brisk walk, engage in dynamic workouts on our accessible cross trainers, or strengthen your fitness with our dynamic chest press and rowers, Inch Park has something for everyone.

What sets Inch Park apart is our commitment to enhancing the community’s well-being through engaging recreational opportunities. Our expansive grounds are designed for all ages to explore, play, and connect with nature, making it an ideal spot for family outings or leisurely afternoons with friends. With a wealth of facilities and a friendly atmosphere, we strive to ensure every visitor leaves with a smile.

If you have any questions or would like to book an appointment, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 0131 529 5151. Our dedicated team is here to assist you in making the most of your visit. Join us at Inch Park, where recreation meets relaxation—and discover why we are a cherished destination for locals and visitors alike!

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Matt

5 Google Rating

Nice park

5/ 5

Nice park

Dave Connelly

3 Google Rating

I played rugby at Inch Park for years. So have fond memories of the place. Also played music in the

3/ 5

I played rugby at Inch Park for years. So have fond memories of the place. Also played music in the practice rooms there. Great community hub. Reasonable playing pitches still but a tad waterlogged. Probably due to the shopping centre.

Alan McKinney

4 Google Rating

It is what you'd expect of a park - open space, sports facilties, green grass, trees and ease to wal

4/ 5

It is what you'd expect of a park - open space, sports facilties, green grass, trees and ease to walk around to admire the historic building at its centre.

Sarah Dobson

4 Google Rating

It was good my son enjoyed the play park, maybe could have a public toilet somewhere but otherwise g

4/ 5

It was good my son enjoyed the play park, maybe could have a public toilet somewhere but otherwise good place to visit

Eric R

5 Google Rating

Great park to spend those sunny days at. Basketball court and other free access facilities :)

5/ 5

Great park to spend those sunny days at. Basketball court and other free access facilities :)

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