Duddingston Edinburgh

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Has anyone found a stopover at Duddingston, I see there is a car park next to a small loch? I am looking for something for Saturday night?
 
Rita and Andrew said:
Has anyone found a stopover at Duddingston, I see there is a car park next to a small loch? I am looking for something for Saturday night?
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Does it have to be Duddingston ? If you are in Holyrood park there may be a problem , somebody else on here may know better . If you are visiting Edinburgh you can park on metered bays for free after 6.30 on Saturday until Monday morning . Jeffrey Street and East Market street in the old town are good . There is a space in East Market street [opposite Vino] where yellow lines have been obliterated
 
alcam said:
Does it have to be Duddingston ? If you are in Holyrood park there may be a problem , somebody else on here may know better . If you are visiting Edinburgh you can park on metered bays for free after 6.30 on Saturday until Monday morning . Jeffrey Street and East Market street in the old town are good . There is a space in East Market street [opposite Vino] where yellow lines have been obliterated
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Yes we need to be in Duddingston.
 
Take your pick. No restrictions as already mentioned if your happy to park on the street. I wouldn't advise parking in Hollyrood park. Duddinstone is a couple of minutes in a taxi from the POI at Portobello if that's any help.
 
caledonia said:
Take your pick. No restrictions as already mentioned if your happy to park on the street. I wouldn't advise parking in Hollyrood park. Duddinstone is a couple of minutes in a taxi from the POI at Portobello if that's any help.
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Yes I was wondering about the park, is it risky?
 
The park has its own rangers/Police who are very good at thier job. It's a Royal residence so I think there's a good chance of being moved on.
 
caledonia said:
The park has its own rangers/Police who are very good at thier job. It's a Royal residence so I think there's a good chance of being moved on.
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I've parked in Holyrood daytime without any problem . Warning notice on windscreen about parking overnight . Spoke to park ranger who was very helpful and friendly but wouldn't tell me if they patrolled at night
 
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