Roseburn Public Park

Nice for a walk but not much to doing there

Clean and tidy. Well supplied with bins. Great view of Scotland's national rugby stadium.

Great space to unwind and for the kids to play. Two play parks and lots of green space. Add the river path adjacent and it's easy to kill a few hours. It misses a cafe, there is one being constructed, but you'll need to wander to Roseburn for a coffee at the moment.

Roseburn park is ideal for taking dogs for a walk. There are bins and entrances and exits for poo bags. Lots of different friendly dogs.

Lovely place too walk peaceful nice walkway through too saughton park as well and safe

Play area is good. Big playground.

It's a very nice open area park with a shallow river nearby that's great for paddling in. It has a great play park for young children, picnic tables, a table tennis area and you can sit in the sunshine and watch the local cricket teams play during the summer.

A good number of benches facing the sun. Good big grass areas for team sports. A Cricket club play here. A properly done large mural for a ARP station which operated here in the war. An information board on uses of the park over the years. A new children's playpark.

The Commemoration of 4th June 1989 Tiananmen Massacre was held at the park.Thanks to Hongkongers, Mainlanders and Dave, Hemis.

Nice little park in the shadow of Murrayfield Stadium, with a kids' playground & a new coffee shop being opened soon in one of the old pavilions along the path that runs through it. Lots of green space for sport, and the Water of Leith running through the park means there's some stunning wildlife on view if you have time to stop & look.There's a nice marked cycle path through the park, though some of the locals have made it clear over recent years through various campaigns that they do NOT like people on bikes, so I never feel 100% comfortable cycling there. That said, today I was very kindly offered the use of a track pump by a resident of one of the houses by the park when he saw me fixing a puncture, so I suppose there's a lot of good to balance out the bad.Do try and visit in spring if you can on a sunny day when the trees are in blossom - the park looks amazing in its brightly-coloured dressing!