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A new community garden is being built in Golfview Park.

Thanks to the community and the many people who shared their thoughts to help us make this garden a wonderful addition to the park.

Between February 10 and 28, 2025, We asked the community:

  • How you feel about the proposed community garden

  • What you think of the location identified for the park

  • What feedback you have about the proposed community garden

  • How you feel about participating in the garden if approved.

Read the full engagement summary here.

Next steps

We‘ll work with the team who had proposed the garden to finalize plans and to address the comments and any concerns we've heard. We'll begin construction in the coming weeks with a plan to be ready in time for spring planting.

Pollinator habitat is being built near Preservation Park.

Based on the feedback from the community, we are excited to share that the pollinator habitat off Southcreek Trail near Preservation Park will be moving forward. We will work with the team that proposed the habitat to finalize plans while addressing any comments and concerns. We will aim to have the pollinator habitat ready for the spring.

Read the full engagement summary here.

About Guelph’s Community Gardens

The community garden program encourages volunteers to use City parks as locations for vegetable, fruit and pollinator gardens. Vegetable and fruit gardens provide a local food source, and pollinator gardens benefit a variety of wildlife including insects and some bird species.

Visit guelph.ca/communitygardens to learn more about the Community Gardens Program and the location of existing community gardens in Guelph.


A new community garden is being built in Golfview Park.

Thanks to the community and the many people who shared their thoughts to help us make this garden a wonderful addition to the park.

Between February 10 and 28, 2025, We asked the community:

  • How you feel about the proposed community garden

  • What you think of the location identified for the park

  • What feedback you have about the proposed community garden

  • How you feel about participating in the garden if approved.

Read the full engagement summary here.

Next steps

We‘ll work with the team who had proposed the garden to finalize plans and to address the comments and any concerns we've heard. We'll begin construction in the coming weeks with a plan to be ready in time for spring planting.

Pollinator habitat is being built near Preservation Park.

Based on the feedback from the community, we are excited to share that the pollinator habitat off Southcreek Trail near Preservation Park will be moving forward. We will work with the team that proposed the habitat to finalize plans while addressing any comments and concerns. We will aim to have the pollinator habitat ready for the spring.

Read the full engagement summary here.

About Guelph’s Community Gardens

The community garden program encourages volunteers to use City parks as locations for vegetable, fruit and pollinator gardens. Vegetable and fruit gardens provide a local food source, and pollinator gardens benefit a variety of wildlife including insects and some bird species.

Visit guelph.ca/communitygardens to learn more about the Community Gardens Program and the location of existing community gardens in Guelph.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Golfview Park Garden

    Golfview Park Garden 

    Please take 10 minutes to complete our survey and help us decide if Golfview Park and the community will benefit from a proposed community garden. 

    The City of Guelph is seeking your input for a proposed community garden in Golfview Park in 2025. Golfview Park is proposed as a site for a permanent community garden because there are interested gardeners nearby and it has access to a water source.  The community garden program encourages volunteers to use small areas in City parks as locations for vegetable, small fruit and pollinator gardens that benefit the community. Having vegetables and small fruit grown just around the corner in your park brings a whole new meaning to local food. Pollinator gardens also provide a food source for a variety of wildlife including insects and some bird species.  

    There are several different types of community gardens in the city including traditional vegetable gardens, communal gardens and orchards, and pollinator gardens. Visit https://guelph.ca/living/recreation/parks/community-and-pollinator-gardens/guelph.ca/communitygardens to learn more.  

    We will use your feedback to determine if the proposed garden will benefit park users. Once we’ve made a decision, we’ll let you know our final results if you leave your contact information or follow this project. 

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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Pollinator Habitat Southcreek Trail

    Green space near Southcreek Trail adjacent to Preservation Park is being considered for a permanent community pollinator habitat because nearby interested community members have submitted an application. 

    We will use your feedback to determine if the proposed habitat will be approved and we will follow up with you to let you know how your feedback was used to make the decision. 

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Page last updated: 20 Mar 2025, 11:39 AM