Explore a historic war memorial park with mature tree planting, peaceful gardens, and accessible pathways perfect for family walks.

Pullar Memorial Park is a well-maintained public park located on Henderson Street in Bridge of Allan, near Stirling. Donated to the community by Major Edmund Pullar in 1919 following the First World War, the park serves as a meaningful memorial site with its war memorial unveiled in May 1923. The park features mature tree planting and a peaceful peace garden, creating a tranquil environment for visitors of all ages. Well-maintained paths with finished surfaces are accessible to all users, including families with pushchairs and those with mobility requirements. The park provides seating throughout, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and reflection. Situated in the charming Victorian Spa town of Bridge of Allan, Pullar Memorial Park offers families a green space to enjoy outdoor activities and local history. Nearby amenities include a multi-use games area, tennis court, and various cafés and shops on Henderson Street, making it easy to combine a park visit with other activities. Free on-street parking is available on surrounding streets, and the park is open year-round.

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