The Links is a scenic coastal path in Scotland that offers breathtaking views of the North Sea and the surrounding coastline. The path winds its way along the rugged coastline, passing by sandy beaches, rocky coves, and dramatic cliffs. Along the way, visitors can spot a variety of seabirds, including gulls, guillemots, and puffins, as well as seals and other marine life. The path is dotted with historic landmarks, including ancient brochs and ruined castles, which add to the area's rich cultural heritage. With its stunning natural beauty and rich history, The Links is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Scotland's coast.
A nice place for a walk with the dog , clean and tidy plenty of bins. Some seating in the park and lots on the nearby promenade with views across to Edinburgh. A small playpark for toddlers and another at the entrance for older children, ample free parking. If you like trains they pass frequently, also you can see planes and ships in the distance from the promenade.
Nice parkland with toilets and plenty of free parking nearby, beside the leisure centre, or on street. Toilets charge 30p entry. Disabled toilet available too with Radar key. If you visit in the summer months from June to August, the links hosts Burntisland Summer Funfair with rides and stalls for all ages. The Highland Games is also held here mid July alongside the funfair.
A very pleasant park which supports a number of events over the year. It is a large open space and is safe for kids to play. There is a beach adjacent for alternative play, and water for the brave that are hardened to freezing water !
Was down 4 market day,was fab,getting close 2 the good old days again with the amount of people there.
A gorgeous spot, wonderful people, fabulous experiences. If you can take a trip and visit, I hope you do! It was enriching for both adults and children alike, rich with history
A really nice day out for the kid's, we had lunch once we got there, the cafe was reasonable for the 2 adults and the 2 kid's it was only PS30 for a fish and chips, a bowl of soup, a small chip's and curry sauce and a roll with sausage bacon and tattie scone, then we took them to the park, then me and my partner took the kid's swimming in the leisure centre, very reasonable at only PS14 for the 4 of us then the beach for a quick visit after swimming, passing the skatepark before taking the kid's to the amusement ride's, which I guess could get expensive depending on how many rides and how many kid's, some are PS3 for a few minutes and some are PS5 for a few minutes, plus you have the little coin push game's and arcade, so by the time you get around the whole place you could probably spend a small fortune
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Skateboarding area
Slides
Swings
Good for kids
Playground
Dog park
Dogs allowed
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A nice place for a walk with the dog , clean and tidy plenty of bins. Some seating in the park and lots on the nearby promenade with views across to Edinburgh. A small playpark for toddlers and another at the entrance for older children, ample free parking. If you like trains they pass frequently, also you can see planes and ships in the distance from the promenade.
Nice parkland with toilets and plenty of free parking nearby, beside the leisure centre, or on street. Toilets charge 30p entry. Disabled toilet available too with Radar key. If you visit in the summer months from June to August, the links hosts Burntisland Summer Funfair with rides and stalls for all ages. The Highland Games is also held here mid July alongside the funfair.
A very pleasant park which supports a number of events over the year. It is a large open space and is safe for kids to play. There is a beach adjacent for alternative play, and water for the brave that are hardened to freezing water !
Was down 4 market day,was fab,getting close 2 the good old days again with the amount of people there.
A gorgeous spot, wonderful people, fabulous experiences. If you can take a trip and visit, I hope you do! It was enriching for both adults and children alike, rich with history
A really nice day out for the kid's, we had lunch once we got there, the cafe was reasonable for the 2 adults and the 2 kid's it was only PS30 for a fish and chips, a bowl of soup, a small chip's and curry sauce and a roll with sausage bacon and tattie scone, then we took them to the park, then me and my partner took the kid's swimming in the leisure centre, very reasonable at only PS14 for the 4 of us then the beach for a quick visit after swimming, passing the skatepark before taking the kid's to the amusement ride's, which I guess could get expensive depending on how many rides and how many kid's, some are PS3 for a few minutes and some are PS5 for a few minutes, plus you have the little coin push game's and arcade, so by the time you get around the whole place you could probably spend a small fortune
