Dyce Central Park Amenity Improvements Phase 2

Dyce Central Park is a large park, owned by Aberdeen City Council, dominatd by short mown grass. It has a small children’s play area with the rest of the area being used as school playing fields and for informal recreation, in particular dog walking.

This project will build on the success of the first phase of the project to build a further 200 metres of tarmac path which will create a circular route around the park. This will allow all year round access for a range of users including a safer route to school for primary children, a safe area for cycling, access for those with young children in buggies.
The project originated through discussion with Dyce Neighbourhood Network.