Cooper Park

The grounds of Grant Lodge, Cooper Park was gifted to the town of Elgin by Colonel George A Cooper for use as a public park alterations to the layout of the park were made by architect Marshall Mackenzie in 1902. The opening ceremony took place in August 1903. 

• Car parking available 

• Formalised landscaping 

• Biblical garden 

• Boating pond - summer opening (closed at present for Flood Alleviation works) 

• Riverside walks 

• Play equipment 

• Seating 

• Tennis courts 

• Bowling green - community run facility 

• Cricket pitch and pavilion - home of Elgin Cricket Club - bookable through Sport and Leisure Section 

• Library and art gallery

Play equipment available

• Cableway

• Climbing frame

• Embankment slide

• Hurricane swing - 2 button seats

• Multi unit

• Springer x2

• Swing - 1 bay, 2 cradle seats

• Swing - 4 flat seats

• Train

• Trim trail

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