Badentoy Park

Settlement in Kincardineshire

Scotland

Badentoy Park

Portlethen from the A90 Credit: Mike Pennington

Badentoy Park is a scenic and family-friendly recreational area located in Kincardineshire, Scotland. Situated near the town of Portlethen, this park spans across a vast area of approximately 120 acres and offers a wide range of amenities and activities for visitors of all ages.

The park boasts beautifully landscaped green spaces, with well-maintained grassy areas, vibrant flower beds, and a variety of trees. Its picturesque setting makes it an ideal spot for picnics, leisurely walks, or simply enjoying the tranquility of nature. Additionally, the park features several well-designed pathways, ensuring easy accessibility for all visitors.

One of the main highlights of Badentoy Park is its modern and well-equipped children's play area. The play area offers numerous exciting features, including climbing frames, swings, slides, and interactive play equipment, providing endless entertainment for young visitors. Moreover, the park provides ample seating areas for parents and guardians to relax while keeping an eye on their children.

For sports enthusiasts, Badentoy Park offers a spacious multi-purpose sports field suitable for various activities such as football, rugby, and frisbee. The park also houses a well-maintained skate park, catering to skateboarders, rollerbladers, and BMX riders.

Furthermore, Badentoy Park provides ample parking facilities for visitors, as well as clean and well-maintained restroom facilities. The park is easily accessible by public transportation, with several bus stops located nearby.

Overall, Badentoy Park in Kincardineshire is a delightful destination for families, nature lovers, and sports enthusiasts alike. It offers a perfect blend of green spaces, recreational facilities, and a serene atmosphere, making it an ideal place for relaxation and enjoyment.

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Badentoy Park Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.068619/-2.1553145 or Grid Reference NO9097. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Portlethen from the A90

Mike Pennington

Island residential street adjacent to dual carriageway

This odd street has no access other than directly to the dual carriageway. Thus the sound levels are quite high here, as front yards face the A90.

C Michael Hogan

Badentoy Farm

This is a large commercial farm. The great shadow cast is from the morning illumination of a massive farm building nearby.

C Michael Hogan

Drystone dyke frames the verdant field

Photographer is standing at the verge of the minor paved road, looking across the field access gate.

C Michael Hogan

Horse clad for the morning chill

Even though the temperature this morning is 13 degees C, this pampered animal is prepared for colder. Photographer is standing somewhat east of the minor road.

C Michael Hogan

Little Bishopston in the morning light

This view is from slightly east of the minor road. A small sliver of Hare Moss is faintly visible at image right.

C Michael Hogan

Stone Circle by Causey Mounth

A stone circle of 4 standing stones of different sizes. In a field just by the Causey Mounth (old road connecting Aberdeen and Stonehaven). Taken looking across to the North Sea

Jenny Flett

Badentoy Park

An industrial estate on the site of Badentoy Farm, the steadings are visible.

Richard Webb

Grampian Fire and Rescue Development Centre

Training facility for fire fighters.

Richard Webb

Newly ploughed surface

This field has the appearance of having had a lot of rock and soil dumped on it. I suspected a possible landfill site, but have found no evidence.

Richard Webb

Causey Mounth

An unsealed road on the route of an old Mounth Road. Here it passes a poultry unit and approaches the oil dominated industrial areas of Portlethen.

Richard Webb

A90, Portlethen

The road linking Aberdeen with the South passes the new industrial community of Portlethen.

Richard Webb

Portlethen Railway Station

View from an overbridge, looking northwards. This has been the site of a station for a long time, since well before the building of a small town at Portlethen and it used to serve Portlethen Village on the coast.

Richard Webb

Railway bridge, Portlethen

A massive bridge on a long embankment. The railway crosses Thistle Drive and route 1 of the National Cycle Network.

Richard Webb

Portlethen: postbox № AB12 13

A modern design of postbox, intended for locations such as this, just inside a large out-of-town ASDA supermarket. It is pictured at 7:30 on a Sunday morning, just as the store is opening, and is emptied finally at 6:30pm on weekdays and at 12:45pm on Saturdays.

Chris Downer