Beveridge Park

Beveridge Park is located to the South West of Kirkcaldy a few minutes walk from the main commercial area of the Town. It is serviced by the main access routes into the town and sign posted from the A92.The Park has adequate parking for cars and public transport vehicles with a number of specified disabled parking bays.

This traditional Victorian park was gifted to the people of Kirkcaldy by local industrialist Michael Beveridge in 1892. The 42 hectares of park includes football and rugby pitches, children’s play facilities, skateboard area, a lake and formal gardens. The Bog Garden and woodland walks give visitors the opportunity to experience diverse natural environments throughout the park.

During the months of May to September, many families enjoy activities including bouncy castle, putting, crazy putting, tennis and boating on the lake. There are vendors based within the park providing hot food, drinks and ice cream. The park holds an extensive range of events throughout the year.

In the summer months the park is a vibrant expanse of colour with floral bedding displays and herbaceous borders catching your eye.

Toilet facilities are opened daily. These include disabled toilet and baby changing facilities.