Westburn Park — Attraction in Aberdeen City

Beautiful and clean, a great little place to take a little time out. A small stream flows through, and love how it's been built around the water. Bristles with friendliness, and helpfulness. Has a few dog walker's, but from what I've observed, most if not all are on a leash. Dog mess is also not something that I have yet to notice.

Comparing this Park, to Lanarkshire and Glasgow areas of Scotland.

Stream would've been drained of water and concreted over, due to the deluge off broken Buckie bottle's and litter strewn throughout.

Appears that people contribute to ensuring the quality of life up north is so much tidier and better kept.

This concept is unheard off within the central belt, and small thing's just like people contributing to either tidying up after themselves or willing to help others is completely refreshing.

Park Exudes cleanliness. Good...

Westburn Park was my regular haunt with our dog for years. It has big open spaces and is very well used, particularly in the summer.

I always found it pleasing how many people could use it without any conflict - there is enough room for everyone.

Tennis players, dog walkers, runners, bowlers, outdoor exercise class members, skateboarders and children on the cycle track all coexist with the occasional more unusual activity such as people practicing tightrope walking.

It is characterised by big open spaces, yet because of the way it is split into different areas you can be totally unaware of what is happening in a different part of it.

It doesn't have the big formal flower beds or displays that some of the other Aberdeen parks have, being very much a practical, usable and much-liked green space for...

Westburn Park in Aberdeen is a public park of about 10 hectares, located near the city center. I had the chance to visit it in April and was impressed by the lush, well-maintained greenery.

The park offers a variety of facilities for all ages: tennis courts, football fields, a children's playground, a cycling path, and a skatepark. One of the highlights is Gilcomston Burn, a stream that runs through the park, adding a natural charm to the area. Also, Westburn House, a historic building designed by architect Archibald Simpson in 1839, is located within the park.

For those looking to spend time outdoors, Westburn Park is the perfect place for walks, picnics, or recreational activities. It is easily accessible and provides a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for relaxing or...