Monikie, United Kingdom•4.6(389)•Country Park, Nature Reserve, Playground
Crombie Country Park
Monikie, United KingdomCountry ParkNature ReservePlayground4.6(389 reviews)
Explore scenic trails, wildlife habitats and family-friendly activities across this year-round countryside destination with accessible facilities.
Crombie Country Park offers families and nature enthusiasts a diverse outdoor experience set across beautiful countryside in Monikie, Angus. The park features an extensive network of walks and trails suitable for walkers and cyclists of all abilities, plus a dedicated mini cycle track for mountain bikers. Wildlife lovers can enjoy accessible ponds, bird hides, and designated squirrel feeding areas, making it an ideal destination for bird watching and nature observation. Families will find a play park for children, baby changing facilities, and accessible visitor amenities including accessible toilets and an accessible visitor centre. The park is open 365 days a year with free car parking throughout. Dogs are welcome year-round (except in the children's play park) and pushchairs are easily accommodated on the accessible trails including Discovery, Peddieston and Birchwood routes. Beyond casual visits, the venue supports personal development through volunteering opportunities for all ages, including Work Experience placements and support for Duke of Edinburgh, Saltire and John Muir Awards. The Ranger Centre provides information and guidance for visitors planning their visit.
Explore scenic trails, wildlife habitats and family-friendly activities across this year-round countryside destination with accessible facilities.
Crombie Country Park offers families and nature enthusiasts a diverse outdoor experience set across beautiful countryside in Monikie, Angus. The park features an extensive network of walks and trails suitable for walkers and cyclists of all abilities, plus a dedicated mini cycle track for mountain bikers. Wildlife lovers can enjoy accessible ponds, bird hides, and designated squirrel feeding areas, making it an ideal destination for bird watching and nature observation. Families will find a play park for children, baby changing facilities, and accessible visitor amenities including accessible toilets and an accessible visitor centre. The park is open 365 days a year with free car parking throughout. Dogs are welcome year-round (except in the children's play park) and pushchairs are easily accommodated on the accessible trails including Discovery, Peddieston and Birchwood routes. Beyond casual visits, the venue supports personal development through volunteering opportunities for all ages, including Work Experience placements and support for Duke of Edinburgh, Saltire and John Muir Awards. The Ranger Centre provides information and guidance for visitors planning their visit.