By adopting a park, trail, or pollinator bed, Hendersonville residents, schools, clubs and service organizations are making their parks more beautiful for everyone. The volunteer work also helps extend the benefits of tax dollars by enabling City park employees to spend their time on other, crucial projects, such as major renovations, repairs, and maintenance work.
In addition to clean parks, walking trails, and a sense of pride in serving the community, groups adopting a park will be recognized after each year of service by the Mayor and City Council.
Volunteers are also asked to email their hours so we can keep tract of volunteer impact.
Hendersonville Adopt-A-Park, Trail, or Pollinator Bed Brochure (PDF, 8 MB) (PDF)
Adopting a park or trail isn't just about work; it's about fun! Your group's time at your adopted park could include a picnic, outdoor games, or a swim outing (in some parks). Best of all, it's an opportunity to get to know one another better.
Updates
Oklawaha Greenway Trail - 4th Avenue East to 7th Avenue has been adopted by the Blue Ridge Bicycle Club.
Oklawaha Greenway Trail - 7th Avenue to N. Main Street has been adopted by the Rotary Club of Hendersonville.
Oklawaha Greenway Trail - N. Main Street to Balfour Road has been adopted by the Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy.