Parkhill is a small wood with two short circular waymarked walks and a short dog exercise loop. The paths and car park were only put in in 1999, when extensive thining was also undertaken, and since then the wood has become more and more popular with people who want a short walk.
The paths which leave from the car park are all waymarked as footpaths. These paths are vulnerable to erosion cause by wheels and hooves. For this reason we would ask cyclists and horse riders to respect our efforts to zone this very small wood, and not to ride here. Our nearest facilities for horse riders and cyclists are at Kirkhill, on the other side of Dyce.

How to get there:
Parkhill is just across the other side of the River Don from Dyce, about 4 km north east of Bridge of Don.