Connel Park

Settlement in Ayrshire

Scotland

Connel Park

South Boig Farm Viewed from Connel Park, looking in the Cumnock direction.
South Boig Farm Credit: Mary and Angus Hogg

Connel Park is a small village located in the county of Ayrshire, Scotland. Situated just outside the town of Kilmarnock, it is surrounded by picturesque countryside and offers a tranquil setting for its residents. The village itself is home to a close-knit community that takes pride in its beautiful surroundings.

One of the notable features of Connel Park is its abundance of green spaces. The village is surrounded by well-maintained parks and gardens, providing residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities and leisurely walks. Additionally, the nearby Irvine Valley offers stunning views and scenic hiking trails for nature enthusiasts.

Connel Park offers a range of amenities and facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. The village has a primary school, providing education for local children, and a community center that hosts various events and activities throughout the year. There are also several shops and local businesses that ensure residents have access to essential services.

For those seeking cultural experiences, the nearby town of Kilmarnock offers a range of attractions. The Dick Institute, an art gallery and museum, showcases a diverse collection of artworks and artifacts. The town is also home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, ensuring that residents of Connel Park have access to a wide range of amenities.

Overall, Connel Park is a charming village in Ayrshire, offering a peaceful and picturesque setting for its residents. With its beautiful green spaces and proximity to nearby attractions, it provides an ideal location for those seeking a balanced lifestyle in a close-knit community.

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Connel Park Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.381941/-4.211294 or Grid Reference NS6012. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

South Boig Farm Viewed from Connel Park, looking in the Cumnock direction.
South Boig Farm
Viewed from Connel Park, looking in the Cumnock direction.
Approaching Burnside
Approaching Burnside
Cottages beside the B741
Cottages beside the B741
The track to Cascaya
The track to Cascaya
The track to Lanemark
The track to Lanemark
Bus stops on the B741 The road, on the left, is Glen Park.
Bus stops on the B741
The road, on the left, is Glen Park.
Post box on the B741 I am told that the buildings were once part of a colliery.
Post box on the B741
I am told that the buildings were once part of a colliery.
B741 to New Cumnock
B741 to New Cumnock
B741 to Dalmellington near Bankglen
B741 to Dalmellington near Bankglen
Farmland near Bankglen
Farmland near Bankglen
Approaching Nith Bridge The road connects Cumnock with Connel Park and New Cumnock.
Approaching Nith Bridge
The road connects Cumnock with Connel Park and New Cumnock.
Meadowsweet by the Nith A bonny swathe of meadowsweet flowering beside the Nith near Meikle Creoch.
Meadowsweet by the Nith
A bonny swathe of meadowsweet flowering beside the Nith near Meikle Creoch.
River Nith view Looking towards the land called Mote Knowe.
River Nith view
Looking towards the land called Mote Knowe.
Burnside view Looking along the B741 towards New Cumnock.
Burnside view
Looking along the B741 towards New Cumnock.
At Boig Road Level Crossing The railway line was laid to serve the open-cast mining developments of the late 20th century. All traffic stopped when the open-cast industry collapsed. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7239864">NS6014 : Coal from Knockshinnoch Washery 1997</a> shows rail traffic that was typical of the period on a nearby line.
At Boig Road Level Crossing
The railway line was laid to serve the open-cast mining developments of the late 20th century. All traffic stopped when the open-cast industry collapsed. NS6014 : Coal from Knockshinnoch Washery 1997 shows rail traffic that was typical of the period on a nearby line.
Boig Road Level Crossing The railway line was laid to serve the open-cast mining developments of the late 20th century. The track has lain idle since the collapse of the open-cast industry after a very short life-span. For a glimpse of past activity on a nearby line, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7239864">NS6014 : Coal from Knockshinnoch Washery 1997</a>
Boig Road Level Crossing
The railway line was laid to serve the open-cast mining developments of the late 20th century. The track has lain idle since the collapse of the open-cast industry after a very short life-span. For a glimpse of past activity on a nearby line, see NS6014 : Coal from Knockshinnoch Washery 1997
Entrance to Meikle Creoch farm This farm has diversified and also runs the Nith Holiday Cottages - the River Nith is nearby.
Entrance to Meikle Creoch farm
This farm has diversified and also runs the Nith Holiday Cottages - the River Nith is nearby.
The River Nith at Meikle Creoch Heavy frost still on the north facing slopes on this brilliant winter's day.
The River Nith at Meikle Creoch
Heavy frost still on the north facing slopes on this brilliant winter's day.
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Connel Park is located at Grid Ref: NS6012 (Lat: 55.381941, Lng: -4.211294)

Unitary Authority: East Ayrshire

Police Authority: Ayrshire

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