Discover Scotland’s top town parks, perfect for romantic walks and family outings. Duthie Park and Station Park top the list.
The Times shared their top five town parks. Duthie Park in Aberdeen won first place. Locals and tourists love Duthie Park. It has restored Victorian features. See the band stand and pretty fountains. Enjoy the boating ponds, too.
Kids can play ball games. There are play areas for all ages. A special Winter Gardens is inside Duthie Park. People visit to see the plant collection. It is very popular in Scotland. Winter Gardens is also a wedding spot.
Aberdeen City Council gave Duthie Park an award. It first got the Green Flag in 2013. The park has kept it ever since. Other groups helped recognize the park.
The Times mentioned another superb park. Station Park in Moffat also made the list. Find this small park on the River Annan. It sits at the edge of town.
Station Park opened in the 1800s. People still love visiting it. It features a kids play park. Visitors enjoy the boating pond. Many picnic areas offer relaxation.
A monument honors Hugh Dowding there. He helped win the Battle of Britain. Dowding was born in Moffat town. The famous quote recognizes the few.
The Times describes Station Park’s appeal. They noted its boating pond. Look for the giant swan boats. Enjoy the putting and kids play areas. In summer, visit the splash zone. The river is great for walking.
The full list is on The Times website. It names Scotland’s top five parks.
