Explore a picturesque Victorian park with children's play areas, scenic walks, and stunning views across Strathearn towards Ben Chonzie.

MacRosty Park is a historic public park in Crieff, Perth & Kinross, gifted to the town by James MacRosty in 1902. Set within an exceptionally picturesque landscape on the course of the Turret Burn, the park offers fine views across Strathearn and towards Ben Chonzie, making it a scenic destination for families. The park features dedicated children's play areas suitable for a range of ages, along with easy-going walking trails through an impressive collection of conifer trees. Visitors can enjoy picnic facilities and a café (Pavilion Cafe), making it ideal for a full day out. The Victorian bandstand adds historic charm to the surroundings. With its combination of recreational facilities, natural beauty, and family-friendly amenities, MacRosty Park suits families with young children and those seeking outdoor activities in a well-maintained public space. The park includes accessible facilities such as toilets, ample parking, and pushchair-friendly pathways, ensuring comfort for all visitors.

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