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Ury Riverside Park

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Last updated: 18/06/2024

Ury Riverside Park is a 61ha community park for people and wildlife to enjoy together. The Park is being developed by the community for the community from a former barley field to create somewhere special for wildlife and people. A great place to walk, jog, volunteer to help create habitats or watch wildlife.

The park is being developed with a high-quality path network, areas of semi natural wetland, riparian habitats, new native woodlands, wildflower meadows and amenity grassland. An all abilities play area is available and is being added to.  Most of the park lies below the 200-year flood level and much of the park floods every year. This has to be taken into account of for all the site works and in the winter some areas, including some paths flood. 

The park supports breeding skylarks (15+ pairs), common partridge, reed buntings, to name a few. The wildflower meadows are attracting a range of butterflies, bees, hoverflies

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Ury Riverside Park, Oldmeldrum Road, Inverurie, AB51 0GZ

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Swans swimming in the blue water of the River Ury.

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Picture of River Ury

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