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Parks #11 in Inverness

Bellfield Park

4.5 · 535 reviews
Family-oriented and relaxed
Bellfield Park, 3 Bellfield Park, Inverness IV2 4SZ, United Kingdom
Interesting facts
1

The park is situated on the west bank of the River Ness, directly opposite the Inverness Cathedral.

2

The onsite play equipment includes a paddling pool which typically operates during the warmer summer months.

3

The park grounds serve as a common starting point for cyclists accessing the Great Glen Way.

Overview

Bellfield Park is a community-focused green space located along the River Ness in Inverness. The park features a dedicated children's playground equipped with a variety of climbing frames and swings. Visitors can rent bicycles on-site to explore the surrounding riverfront pathways. The facility maintains public tennis courts available for recreational play. Manicured lawns and mature trees provide structured areas for picnics and relaxation. The site serves as a frequent hub for local family gatherings and outdoor community events.

Photo spot

The pedestrian bridge overlooking the river with the park’s greenery and the cathedral in the background.

Insider tips

Check the tennis courts in advance if you plan to play, as they can become busy during weekends.

Bring a picnic blanket to make use of the riverside lawn areas.

Use the bicycle rentals to access the nearby Ness Islands, which are connected by pedestrian bridges.

What to avoid

Do not assume the paddling pool is filled outside of the peak summer season.

Good to know

The paddling pool is typically restricted to the summer season; tennis courts are seasonal and weather-dependent.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Late spring to early autumn for full access to water features and tennis facilities.
Address
Bellfield Park, 3 Bellfield Park, Inverness IV2 4SZ, United Kingdom
57.469, -4.226
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Details
FacilitiesPlayground, tennis courts, and bicycle rentals
Seasonal FeaturesOutdoor paddling pool

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Late spring to early autumn for full access to water features and tennis facilities..

The pedestrian bridge overlooking the river with the park’s greenery and the cathedral in the background.

Close by you'll find Eden Court Inverness, Inverness Castle, Inverness Cathedral, dedicated to St Andrew.