| Conifox Adventure Park and Stables Bistro , Kirkliston EH29 9ER | |
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Adventure Park
The adventure park has lots of outdoor fun for adults and children of all ages.
At Conifox by Edinburgh we have a 9-hole Footgolf course, Pedal Go-Karts, Off-Road Pedal Tractors, Kid’s Pedal Tractor Farm, Springers, Giant Jump Pillow, Trampolines, Swings, Balance Beams, Rope Bridge and so much more to come (including our Maze and Flying Fox).
All equipment, apart from the children’s pedal tractor farm area, can be used by parents and children playing side by side.
There is also a new indoor activity centre providing additional facilities including an indoor play barn with soft play, parenting room, three party rooms, café and 200-seater function suite.
The Fetching Fox
The 100-cover gastropub is housed in the park's newly refurbished former Stables Bistro, which has been lovingly restored to create a warm and relaxing atmosphere. The distinct décor builds on the natural character of the space which offers a relaxed, informal dining and bar area in a completely new ambience.
Beyond the inviting interior with its log-burning fires, The Fetching Fox also features an outdoor area, with gourmet barbecue in the Summer months, all set against the beautiful rural backdrop.
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