Duthie Park is beloved by locals and visitors for its enchanting natural scenery. In 2013, it earned the distinction of being voted the best play space in Scotland by The Nancy Ovens Trust. The park boasts a variety of attractions, including exotic plants, tranquil boating ponds, charming bandstands, graceful fountains, family-friendly play areas, and well-maintained sports fields. Visitors can relish an Astroturf area for ball games and two distinct play areas designed to cater to both younger children and those seeking more adventurous play. Duthie Park features extensive lawns and playgrounds for children and encompasses both indoor and outdoor gardens. The park's café is also trendy among visitors. Duthie Park offers an idyllic setting for activities such as dog walks, picnics, children riding bikes, and visits in all weather conditions. An Automated Public Convenience in the park is available around the clock for a fee. Bike lock-up stands are conveniently located outside the David Welch Winter Gardens and beside the Riverside Drive car park.
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DUTHIE PARK REVIEWS
The place I liked most in Aberdeen so far, very colourful, nice fragrants, Warm inside the flower garden, must visit place with eateries inside! Parents can rest for sometime when kids play in a safe place! Scenic beauty with play area for children. Variety of flowers and plants of different countries. We totally enjoyed!Must visit place with kids!
Excellent park for fun and walk. Was also easy with buggy to walk around. couple of beautiful small ponds inside, great for kids as well. There is also a great cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seatings.
The colourful flowers and the different varieties of cacti were very pretty! We enjoyed their restaurant's cakes and muffins! Coffee was awesome, too! I enjoyed a few hours of my birthday at the park. It was well worth it!
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Hazlehead Park is a versatile and expansive park that seamlessly combines countryside and city elements. You'll discover meticulously planned formal gardens, winding woodland paths, bridleways, and inviting nature trails within its grounds. The park offers a diverse range of attractions, including two golf courses, a captivating maze, a mini zoo, a delightful heather and conifer garden, public sculptures, an education centre, a children's play area, an azalea garden, a spacious children's playground, and a charming café. The café at Hazlehead Park serves a selection of delectable food and refreshments in a beautifully renovated setting. The park is also home to two 18-hole pitch and putt golf courses. One of the park's distinctive features is its impressive collection of sculptures created by various artists, including a significant memorial. Notably, the park boasts two formal rose gardens, the Queen Mother's Rose Garden and the North Sea Memorial Rose Garden, which serve as a poignant tribute to the Piper Alpha Production Platform disaster victims.
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HAZLEHEAD PARK REVIEWS
Very Nice Park. Went to visit and kids enjoyed there alot. Lots of activities to do and a very nice Cafe there too. Kids played in playing area and also enjoyed playing in Maze . There is a rose garden too which has nearly roses of all colours. All in all a lovely Park which we would like to visit once again if we go to visit Aberdeen.
A beautiful public garden surrounded by woods. I was fascinated by the greenery around the park and it's super crowded when there is a program going on. I was attending the BrewDog festival yesterday and the experience was just amazing.
Brilliant park. Clean, with plenty of beautiful gardens and green spaces, as well as outdoor activities for the kids. Perfect for a family day out. There is a coffee shop, laberyhtn, and petting corner within the premises. Strongly recommended.
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Seaton Park is a picturesque park with a rich history in the Old Aberdeen area of Aberdeen, Scotland. Thanks to Major Hay's initiative, the city acquired it as a public park in 1947. The park is gracefully bordered by the River Don and offers several notable features. One of the park's highlights is the meticulously maintained flower bed area, where new flowers are planted annually. Additionally, a secluded walled garden is adjacent to a charming housing mews known as Seaton Stables. The park boasts various listed features, including the Wallace Tower, a historic motte, and a Bronze Age mound. Seaton Park provides an idyllic setting for visitors to indulge in picnics, relaxation, and outdoor activities. It features a children's play area and a spacious grassy area suitable for sports and recreational groups. The Aberdeen Kayak Club operates an equipment shop within the park, catering to watersports enthusiasts. Moreover, a fee-based automated public convenience is available in the park, accessible at all times.
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This is a beautiful park where you can spend a while! It has a free car park if you are driving there. There is a great play area for the children (it is beautiful and colourful) near the car park. I loved the walled garden but also the part that take you into the old Aberdeen. From there, you can also walk along the river and to the sea. The map available on a board at the entrance is helpful to help you get around. I went twice in 2 days. If you are in Aberdeen, don't miss it!
This is a great park on the outskirts of old Aberdeen, it's well kept & the flowers are simply amazing. The best part about it is, there's absolutely no litter!
Beautiful park with lots of places to go see. The play park is also really nice
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