Seaton Park in the Old Aberdeen area of Aberdeen, Scotland. Beside the park stand the fortified towers of St Machar’s Cathedral
- This park is open at all times.
- No entry fee.
- Public toilet in the park.
- Dog friendly.
Address:
Don Street, Bridge of Don
Aberdeen
Aberdeenshire
AB25 3RF
Scotland
The park is on the historic Seaton estate, which was held by the Gordon family in the 17th century and later the Forbes and then Hay families.
Seaton Park was established in 1947 on the grounds of the former Seaton House estate, which was owned by the Gordon, Forbes, and Hay families before its sale to the city. While a public park, it retains remnants of its history, including a Bronze Age motte, the 17th-century Wallace Tower, and a fountain marking the site of the now-destroyed Seaton House.
The park features the formal “Cathedral Walk” leading to St Machar’s Cathedral, a community orchard, and a popular children’s play area with a repurposed steam engine
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