Reviews

  1. matthew powell ★★★☆☆

    its okay but can be bit difficult to walk about as on occasions you might meet a dog who may not be on a lead and it owner who shouts at you as if its you're fault that his dog his near you, but what ever those. there is a multi gym here open aired but some of the equipment could do with a brush up as some of the equipment is damaged. you can walk form this park all the way to the bus depot at Longstone or the opposite direction from Longstone to the union canal. but watch out for the man with the dog of the lead and if he shouts at you as if its like you're fault that his dog is near you then just give him a smile and say have a nice day to you to kind sir. =P

  2. Clydd Brodie ★★★☆☆

    This place is great for learning mountain biking, there's a small access trail near the playground. Sort of a hidden entrance that immediately goes uphill. And there is grass tracks all around the park. Be careful their usually muddy and hard to pedal in. Unfortunately this park is full of crime. I got chased by 6 teenagers on my way back from work for no reason. All wearing masks. And the trail is always being littered by beer bottles and cans which I can tell is where the antisocial behaviour is. I've had to personally clean it up myself and there is bins barely a walk away that they could put it in. Great for beginner riders but wouldn't stick around too long due to the high crime rates.

  3. Chelsea Dagger ★★★★★

    What was once a stone quarry that built Edinburgh, is now a children's playground with basketball hoop and goal posts, climbing wall, bike track, wildlife trail, outdoor gym, pond with walkway, fire pit area and picnic area. It's a 1.2 mile walk/jog/run around the circumfrence which is paved, part of the way. It's great for a short dog walk too. There's a new herb garden and a 'wee forest' which has just been freshly planted. All alongside the Union Canal. If you're lucky you'll see bird wildlife and a barge. A walk in either direction will take you into the city centre or out to Ratho. Visit the old man of the quarry too. Legend has it, he lived in the quarry for many years, he now has a stone carving to remember him by.

  1. Tracy Whitelaw ★★★★★

    Great park to take your dog .lots of woodland to explore and the wetlands are very unusual .it has outdoor gym playback football pitch basketball hoop picnick tables there's also a nature trail a fire pit a pond with walkway and viewing platform so kids can search for pondlife and a mountain bike trail the park is also full of natural wildlife and at night there is a clear view of the stars . Dont be put off by the area as the park is highly recommened

  2. Leonardo González ★★★★★

    Beautiful and spacious. It's perfect for exercise or just going for a walk. Also, you can easily access the Union Canal from here.

  3. Jade W ★★★★☆

    It dosent look like much at first but it dose have a charm to it. The wetlands area is pretty different compare to other parks but ive grown to love it. Good place to spot bats at night.

  1. Maria ★★★★★

    Great for star watching as it's not lit up. And during day a perfect place to walk your dog. Also offers a playground for kids and an outside gym.

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Hailes Quarry Park is located at 9 Dumbryden Dr, Baberton Dumbryden Dr, Baberton, Edinburgh EH14 2QR, UK

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