parks.bundini.co.uk
The public park map
Browse parks in Glasgow, open a map of gardens and beds, and pin plants. This is where people find public flowers in Scotland.
Browse parks →Bundini Parks
About Bundini Parks
In short: Bundini Parks is a public community map of parks, gardens, beds, and flowers in Glasgow, Scotland. Neighbours find planting, volunteers join park work, and park managers keep maps up to date.
Who we are
Bundini Parks is the public mapping site for community parks in Glasgow, Scotland. We work with local partners to cut neglected grass, build flower beds, and make green space easier to find and care for. 13 parks are currently mapped by the community.
Who it is for
- Neighbours looking for public flowers and gardens
- Volunteers who want to join planting or tidy-up days
- Park managers who map gardens, beds, and plants
How the map works
- A park is drawn on the map as a public boundary.
- Gardens sit inside the park, then beds, then plants.
- Anyone can browse a park page to see what is growing there.
- Volunteers register to join work; missing parks can be added.
The two tools
Volunteer register
Join park work
Register as a volunteer to help with planting, watering, and community park days linked to mapped parks.
Volunteer →Common questions
What does Bundini Parks do?
Answer: Bundini Parks maps public parks in Glasgow, Scotland with nested gardens, beds, and plants so people can find flowers in public spaces and grow more of them.
Who runs the map?
Answer: The map is a Bundini Parks community tool. Neighbours, volunteers, and park managers add parks and keep garden maps up to date.
How is volunteering connected?
Answer: The Parks site is the public map. Volunteer registration is handled with Bundini’s recreation tools, so hours and park work can be recorded.