2026 Working Bee Dates

Regular Working Bees: 10.00am-12.00pm

·      Tuesday mornings: weeding and mulching


·      Last Sunday of the month: planting in the cooler months, weeding, mulching, and litter removal.

2026 Sunday Dates: 29 March, 26 April, 31 May (planting), 28 June (planting), 26 July (planting), 30 August (planting), 27 September (planting), 25 October, 29 November.

 

Meet outside storage shed behind Scout Hall, Riversdale Road

 

For more information

·    www.facebook.com/pages/South-Surrey-Park

·    www.southsurreypark.org

·    Information shelter in South Surrey Park

·    Contact: southsurreypark@gmail.com   

 

All tools are provided but it is advised to have your own gardening gloves, wear suitable clothing for gardening and closed toe shoes. There is no drinking water available on site.


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