Pittencrieff Park is situated to the west of the city centre of Dunfermline.
Entrances
The formal entrance to the park is through the Louise Carnegie Gates at the bottom of the High Street (Bridge Street). The entrance on Pittencrieff Street has the main car park and is the closest entrance to the largest Children's Play Area and the Glen Pavilion (KY12 8QH), Other entrances are from Nethertown Broad Street and St Catherine’s Wynd.
There are also additional entrances from Moodie Street and St Margaret’s Street which lead to the scenic walk along the Tower Burn in the lowest part of the Park.
Coming by car
Free parking is available in the park’s main car park at the Pittencrieff Street entrance. Limited parking is also available inside the park both behind and to the west of the Glen Pavilion. Use the post code KY12 8QH for directions.
Disabled parking is available in the car park behind the Glen Pavilion.
No unauthorised vehicles are permitted to drive within the main park.
Coach parking is available in the main car park off Pittencrieff Street.
Coming by bicycle
Bikes are welcome to use the paths and trails throughout the park. Please note, there is no designated bike parking available inside the park.
Coming by bus
There are regular public bus services operated by Stagecoach in Fife that stop on Moodie Street and Pittencrieff Street. Visit their website to plan your journey.
Dunfermline’s bus station, situated on Queen Anne Street, is only a 5-minute walk from the Louise Carnegie entrance.
Coming by train
The nearest rail station is Dunfermline Town, which is only half a mile away and is a ten-minute walk to the park’s Nethertown Broad Street entrance.
Public toilets
During April, we'll be refurbishing the roof on the toilets at the Lily Pond in Pittencrieff Park. We’ve arranged for temporary toilets to be located at the side of the pavilion car park. Please see our map of Pittencrieff Park below, for more information.
Opening hours:
Open all year.