Parks: Jewel Park
By City of Edinburgh Council
By City of Edinburgh Council
By City of Edinburgh Council
By City of Edinburgh Council
By Contributor City of Edinburgh Council
- Background
- Divided by Niddrie Burn, Jewel Park falls neatly into a sports section for football and kick-about area next to Duddingston Park South, and a section for strolling and play for younger children. The park has hard paths and lighting. There is some attractive woodland with birch, ash, rowan, cherry, sorbus and sycamore. There is a small enclosed section for younger children to play football, games or cycle.
- History and heritage
- Jewel Park, opened by the council in 1959, takes its name from a rich seam of coal that once ran there.
- Facilities
- WalksRiver
Ball court
Climbing wall
Birds nest climbing frame
Football pitches
Community woodland
Seating
- Contact Details
- Duddingston Park South
- EH15 3LJ
- 0131 529 3111
- northeast.locality@edinburgh.gov.uk
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Play Areas
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Jewel Park
