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We're a community group set up to promote and protect Curriemuirend Park: a beautiful suburban city escape in West Edinburgh, featuring acres of parkland and thousands of trees.
The park is under threat! Read more about the Council development plans and what you can do to help.

About Curriemuirend Park

Curriemuirend Park is part of Juniper Green, itself in the West of the City of Edinburgh. The park provides an oasis of greenery with Wester Hailes to the North, the City Bypass to the West and Juniper Green village to the South.
The park's name dates back to the area's original name, Currie Muir (lit. Boggy Moor) which appears in Kirk records until the end of the 18th Century, by which time Juniper Green village had become better established. The name Curriemuir End however remained in use for some years subsequent, appearing on maps up until the end of the Second World War.
Upon the development of Wester Hailes in the early 1970s, the park retained its undeveloped status and became an even more important park area for an increasing local population. Today it has kept its natural beauty, further enhanced by the planting of over 5,000 trees by the Millennium Forest for Scotland Trust.

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