Explore a Peter Pan-themed playground featuring pirate ships, zip lines and Lost Boys hideouts on scenic Kirriemuir Hill.

Neverland Park, also known as Peter Pan Park, is a imaginative themed playground opened in 2010 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of J.M. Barrie's birth. The Scottish author, who created the beloved Peter Pan story, was born in Kirriemuir, and this park celebrates his literary legacy through creative play equipment and attractions. The park features a variety of play equipment themed around Peter Pan characters and adventures, including Captain Hook's pirate ship, a crocodile sculpture, an aerial slide, and a Lost Boys hideout. Children can swing, climb and explore the different themed areas spread across the hillside setting. Located on Kirriemuir Hill close to The Pavilion (a historic building gifted to the town by Barrie), the park offers not only excellent play facilities but also beautiful scenic views of the surrounding mountainous landscape and countryside. Public toilets are available nearby at Kirriemuir Hill. The location is dog-friendly and pushchair-friendly, making it accessible for families with younger children and pets. Visitors particularly praise the variety of play equipment and the stunning natural backdrop, making it an ideal destination for families visiting Angus.

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