Parks: Fairmilehead Park
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- Background
- Trees are one of the most attractive features and sycamore, beech, conifer, elder and holly can be found. It is a part of the city known for its many natural springs, resulting in a small pond on the north side. It is a park for walking, playing or for quiet contemplation. There are also hard paths for walking. A safe play area is an attraction for younger children.
- Visitor information
- Reached by Lothian bus number 15 or 11.
- Management Plan
- Facilities
- Play area. Seating, Wildlife
- Get Involved
- Friends of Parks
- Contact Details
- Camus Avenue
- EH10 6QU
- 0131 527 3800
- southwest.locality@edinburgh.gov.uk
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Play Areas
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Oxgangs Brae/View
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Fairmilehead Park
