Castledykes Park
227 Reviews
- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
- MondayOpen 24 hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
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Hours
- FridayOpen 24 hours
- SaturdayOpen 24 hours
- SundayOpen 24 hours
- MondayOpen 24 hours
- TuesdayOpen 24 hours
- WednesdayOpen 24 hours
- ThursdayOpen 24 hours
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Playground
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet
- Slides
- Swings
Recommended Reviews
John Mclean
21.03.2024
Castledykes Park
Family friendly park with lots of space to run around and explore. Car parking, public toilets, play park & sunken garden to enjoy.
Alastair Moir
08.03.2024
Castledykes Park
Superb park, great for children playing, dog walking or just enjoying the park it's history and the fresh air.
Peter Litster
17.02.2024
Castledykes Park
What a lovely park. You can play with the kids or go for a nice walk. It was raining when we visited which dampened things a little but didn't stop us from enjoying it. The park was clean and well maintained.
Guardian Devil
07.02.2024
Castledykes Park
Excellent place to go, especially in sunny weather, brilliant walks, even has a play area for kids, beautiful flowers and plants.Awsome place to look at plants, planted by LOCALS, Inc primary schools and newly update end bit.. At the top of the stairs.Really well worth a look, even if it is to just stretch your legs.. Bring sandwiches and take your rubbish away, really nice piece of land.. Full of cultures as you can see from the pictures.. Best of all.. It is free
Pauline McCreadie
12.01.2024
Castledykes Park
Very well kept park in a nice setting. Great to see Bruce's story in the sunken garden. All paved so easy for walking
Alison McMillan
06.01.2024
Castledykes Park
Lovely park, well maintained and now with new murals and some additional planting. You can enter at the top from the Glencapel Road, or from the bottom at the end of Dock Park, by the pedestrian bridge across the Nith at Troqueer. This makes Castledykes a nice stop on a longer walk from the town centre or around the Crichton grounds. There's a public toilet, clean and reasonably well maintained.
Yasser ELGABRY
31.12.2023
Castledykes Park
Calming placeIt’s calming gardenRefreshing and nearby the Mountainhall treatment centreLots of families and their kids are visitingYou can spent some time there reading or walking your dogOak trees Scot’s pine trees maple trees and other treesOnce you go out you will see the river and then you can enjoy walking to the town centre
fiona laidlaw
22.12.2023
Castledykes Park
Lovely spot. Good play area. Lots of shade, we needed it last Sunday! Shelter to in large gazebo.
John Rundell
20.12.2023
Castledykes Park
Had a nice walk around. Not a very big place but lots to look at. The sunken garden is well looked after and has paintings of Robert the Bruce on the walls. Robert the Bruce has a sculpture in the middle of the gardens as well. There is Plenty of seats around the gardens and it's very peaceful and quiet. Castle hill has a small plaque that tell you about William Wallace and Robert the Bruce and how they retook Dumfries castle from the english. The toilets are located beside castle hill. The car park is off the B725 or you can park at Dock park and walk across.
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