| Sighthill Park Broomhouse Road, Edinburgh West EH12 3UP | |
| 01315273800 | |
| Sighthill Park Website | |
This large park has flat expanses of grass which are dedicated to football. The park is bounded by community woodlands planted at the start of the new Millennium. There is a well used play area and skateboard facilities.
Facilities:
Skateboard and bmx parkPlay area
Football
Community woodland
Seating
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