Neighbourhood Park at 1600 Eastern
Consultation has concluded
Project Update November 2024
We’re building a new neighbourhood park at 1600 Eastern Avenue in Central Lonsdale. The goal is to create a park that supports the needs of the neighbourhood and provides new, creative ways to have fun and enjoy the community green space.
The new park will feature:
• A circular semi-covered canopy with porch swings
• A fenced dog off-leash area
• Small playful features including an in-ground trampoline and a water feature
• An open central lawn area for flexible use
• Shade trees and dense plantings framing the park
Construction of the new park is anticipated to begin in early 2025. For updates, visit www.cnv.org/1600EasternPark.
Project Update June 2022
We’re building a temporary park space at 1600 Eastern Avenue for the interim until the installation of the permanent park. Work on the permanent park is scheduled to begin in 2024.
In the meantime, we’re animating the space with a temporary community garden, off-leash dog area, and gathering spaces for everyone to enjoy. The community gardens will be managed by the North Shore Community Garden Society. Thank you for your patience while we construct this new temporary park space, which is scheduled to be complete later this summer.
Project Update Fall 2021
We've developed a park plan for 1600 Eastern Avenue Park. Our goal is to create a park that supports the needs of the neighbourhood and provides new, creative ways to have fun and enjoy the community green-space.
Work will begin in Winter 2022 and is scheduled to be complete later that year. For more information on the final plan and for future project updates, please visit our CNV webpage.
Help Us Design a New City Park!
We're creating a brand new park at 1600 Eastern Avenue. Together we can design a park that reflects the needs of the East Central Lonsdale neighbourhood and provide new creative programming opportunities.
In September we asked residents to share their ideas for the new park. What we heard has helped shape two preliminary design concepts.