What is Bundini Parks?
Answer: Bundini Parks is a community map of public parks, gardens, flower beds, and plants. Neighbours and park managers add places so anyone can open a park, see what is growing, volunteer, or add a missing park.
Bundini Parks
Map community parks, gardens and flowers —
then grow more of them.
In short: Bundini Parks is a neighbour-led community map in Glasgow. Volunteers and park managers share gardens, beds, and flowers on one map.
Key takeaway: browse community parks, volunteer at a tidy-up, or add a park that is not listed yet.
Community map
Parks people have mapped
13 public parks are mapped by the Bundini Parks community today. Open a park to see gardens and beds nested on the map. Example: Glasgow Park.
Glasgow Park
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4 gardens · 4 beds · 8 plants
Glenavon
A weekly community meal and loads of south facing hillside cheeks
1 garden · 0 beds · 0 plants
Langa Street Nursery
Lovely Langa Street who helps with the fortnightly ASDA litter pick. It is a gem of a park, located in the quiet serene setting of Langa Street, ideal place for children to play and grow along side the flowers!
5 gardens · 1 bed · 0 plants
maryan park
lovely home estate in Mansle France
3 gardens · 12 beds · 58 plants
Maryhill Park
Running track in Maryhill
1 garden · 1 bed · 2 plants
Know a park that isn’t here yet?
Find a Glasgow park on the map, then click points to draw its boundary.
Add a parkAbout
What Bundini Parks is
Bundini Parks is a neighbour-led community map of parks, gardens, beds, and flowers in Glasgow. It is built for people looking for public planting, volunteers joining tidy-ups, and park managers who keep garden maps up to date. Read more about Bundini Parks.
Who it is for
- Neighbours in Glasgow who want to find flowers and public gardens near them
- Volunteers who want to join planting, watering, or park tidy-up days in Scotland
- Park managers who map gardens, beds, and plants for their Glasgow community
How to use Bundini Parks
- Browse or search the mapped parks on this homepage.
- Open a park to see gardens, beds, and plants on one map.
- Register as a volunteer if you want to join park work.
- Add a park if it is missing, by drawing its boundary on the map.
Which action to choose
| If you want to | Use |
|---|---|
| Find a mapped public park in Glasgow | Browse parks |
| Join planting or tidy-ups | Volunteer |
| Add a park that is not listed | Add a park |
Sources
UK green-space policy context is published by GOV.UK on open space and local green space. Glasgow parks information is published by Glasgow City Council Parks.
Common questions
Is Bundini Parks a community project in Glasgow?
Answer: Yes. It is a neighbour-led community map for public parks and gardens in Glasgow. Local people map gardens and beds, and volunteers join planting and tidy-up days.
How do I find a community park on Bundini Parks?
Answer: Browse or search the park list on this homepage, then open a park to see its gardens, beds, and flowers on the map.
Who is Bundini Parks for?
Answer: It is for neighbours looking for public flowers, volunteers who want to join planting or tidy-ups, and park managers who keep community garden maps up to date.
Can I volunteer at a mapped park?
Answer: Yes. Use Register as a volunteer on the Volunteer page or on a park page to join community park work through the Bundini register.
How do I add a park that is not listed?
Answer: Choose Add a park, find it on the map, and click points to draw the park boundary. Gardens, beds, and plants can be added after the park is saved.