Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park (FoTBP) are volunteers from the community that work together to improve and maintain the green space, cultural and recreational activities of Trinity Bellwoods Park. Since 2001, Friends of Trinity Bellwoods has been recognized by Parks, Forestry & Recreation, the City and by the Councillor as the vehicle of community consultation for the park. We are a diverse group who are willing to share new ideas, respect other points of view, and participate in a collaborative process to create a vibrant community park.
Our Mission? We hope to ensure that the park will be maintained as a healthy public green space for decades to come. Toronto’s parks are often referred to as the “lungs” of our city. Besides providing a welcome refuge from the hurly burly of city life, park trees and public greens help clean our air of pollutants. Historically designated as an arboretum, Trinity Bellwoods Park, contains some of the oldest and most unique trees in Toronto. We want to take care of the existing natural environment and gradually improve it over time.
Please visit the ABOUT the FRIENDS menu for more. Here is a downloadable pdf of the park & link to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.
Latest Park News
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Park stewardship – ongoing
A recent Saturday the Friends of TB Park Stewardship team. Another invasive plant pulling party! It’ll take time and persistence to rid the park of them one area at a time. If you would like to be a part of this community initiative – lead by Shân – follow our facebook group LINK HERE for…Read…
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Pumpkin Parade another smashing success
Another great parade of pumpkins was had! Thanks to all who participated, attended and volunteered….especially the tossing crew! Thanks for the support of the city for supplying the bins and support for pumpkin parades all across the city! So fun.
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Pumpkin Parade in the park!
Friends of Trinity Bellwoods Park annual Pumpkin Parade 2024! WHERE: Parade will line the east-west footpath north of the playground (at intersection of Crawford and Lobb Streets) HOW TO PARTICIPATE? Drop off your carved pumpkins along the footpath any time after 4pm on Friday November 1st with a tea-light inside. JUST ATTENDING? Come view your…Read…
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Fall 2024 path improvements
Well that happened fast! Thanks Deputy Mayor, Ward 10 Councillor Ausma Malik for finding the funds and pushing this sooner than later. It was a long time coming. Not included are a few stretches that are terrible, the hope is eventually. This round is a good start. So smooth and wide….enough for city maintenance vehicles…Read…
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Pathway improvements on the way!
This is huge and way over due. Announced in recent Deputy Mayor and Ward 10 Councillor, Ausma Malik at our Sept. 11th park meeting and followed up in her newsletter – link to full newsletter HERE and our facebook page This is a huge start to maintaining our park as the jewel (or gem) of…Read…
