Explore 57 hectares of historic parkland in Perth with open spaces, walking paths, sports facilities, and family-friendly grounds overlooking the River Tay.

North Inch is a large public park spanning 57 hectares (140 acres) in the heart of Perth, Scotland. Originally granted to the city by King Robert II in 1374, this historic urban park offers visitors a wealth of outdoor activities and attractions suitable for families of all ages. The park features a scenic circumnavigating path perfect for walks and pushchairs, with stunning views overlooking the River Tay and the southern edge. Visitors can explore notable landmarks including Balhousie Castle located on the western edge and historic monuments such as the Prince Consort statue unveiled by Queen Victoria in 1861, war memorials, and a historic obelisk commemorating the Perthshire Volunteers. North Inch serves as an active sports hub, hosting cricket, rugby, and golf facilities. The North Inch Golf Course offers accessible golfing opportunities, while Perthshire RFC plays its home rugby matches on the grounds. The park's open spaces provide room for family recreation and outdoor play, making it an ideal destination for picnics and leisurely exploration of Perth's natural heritage.

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