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• Civic Garden Complex

The Civic Garden Complex is located at  625 Springbank Drive . 

• Parking at the Civic Garden Complex is free. 
• Check  London Public Transit  for public transit locations, times and fees. 
• For information related to this facility and to book a rental, call 519-661-5575 or email  [email protected] . 

Hours of operation 

This facility is currently open for rentals. The hours of operation may vary. Click the Conservatory drop-down below to find the public viewing hours. 

For questions about hours of operation, please call 519-661-5575 or email [email protected] . 

The Civic Garden Complex is one of London's most scenic settings for indoor private functions.  Whether you are looking for a picturesque location for your wedding photos, a professional setting for a business seminar or a unique location to host any event, Civic Garden Complex is a quality location for a successful and memorable day.  To complement this beautiful attraction, the facility is surrounded by gardens with walkways, arbours, ponds, and acres of green space.

The Civic Garden Complex will be open the following dates and times for public viewing for the month of May 2024:

Wednesday, May 1 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Friday, May 3 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Monday, May 6 – 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Thursday, May 9 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Friday, May 10 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Monday, May 13 – 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. 

Tuesday, May 14 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Friday, May 17 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Tuesday, May 21 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday, May 22 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Thursday, May 23 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Friday, May 24 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Monday, May 27 – 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Wednesday, May 29 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Thursday, May 30 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Friday, May 31 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

*This is subject to change should a booking rent the facility on one of the dates mentioned above*

If there is a private rental in the facility, the public will not have access to the facility during that time.

If you are interested in finding out more information on how to rent the facility for an event or special occasion, or would like to set up a site tour to view the facility for a potential event, please contact Kelly at  [email protected] to set up an appointment.

• Sit down function for 80-100 people.
• Theatre style seating for 125 people.
• Cocktail style functions for 125 people with limited seating.

There is no commercial kitchen on site. Our kitchen facilities are only available for light preparation and serving duties and are not equipped to cook food.  As such, all food must be prepared off site by a licensed caterer.  To discuss catering options, please contact Kelly Farmer at [email protected] . 

Accessible brick patio space and outdoor seating option available.   

Note:   Gazebo not included as part of rental agreement. It is available on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Visit our  rentals page  to learn more about renting a Community Centre space. For more information on rental booking, pricing and for recommended room capacities, call 519-661-5575 or email  [email protected] . 

Cancellations and closures

Check our  cancellation page  to ensure this facility is open.

Frequently asked questions

Private tours may be conducted when facility is not rented.  To schedule an appointment please email  [email protected]  or call 519-661-5575.

Yes, catering companies that have a business licence, insurance, and the ability to prepare all food off site and transport it to the Civic Gardens Complex are permitted. Our kitchen facilities are only available for light preparation duties and are not equipped for cooking food. To discuss catering in more detail, please reach out to the Coordinator of Civic Gardens, Kelly Farmer at [email protected] .

• Podium, microphone, retractable screen and cordless microphone are available.
• Accessible brick patio space and outdoor seating options available. The gazebo and outdoor grounds are public spaces, and therefore cannot be rented or reserved.  Any usage in this space is on a first-come-first-serve basis.
• Tables, chairs, highchair included in hall rental.  Tables: 5ft. round (15) and/or 6ft. rectangular (20).  Chairs (125): white wedding chairs and business commercial chairs (tables and chairs are not to be removed from the building).
• Internet service is available.
• Table clothes, chair covers, cutlery, wine glasses are not provided. These items must be arranged with your caterer.
• No overnight storage of any kind is permitted (no alcohol or decorations).
• This building is a smoke free facility including the patio.  Smoking is permitted 30ft. (9 meters) from the building.
• Staff will not supervise children.
• No confetti/rose petals permitted.
• No food or drinks are allowed in the conservatory.
• No plants are permitted in the conservatory.
• Cruiser tables only are permitted (no food or drinks).
• If it rains during your patio ceremony, you may use the conservatory for backup.
• If your intention is to decorate the hall for your event, it is recommended that you book the full day; otherwise please refer to your contract agreement for approved hours.
• As tape removes the paint and leaves marks on the walls,  only 3M hooks  are permitted for hanging decorations.
• Candles - battery operated candles are preferred.  Fire Marshall regulation indicates that lit candles must be in a container one inch rounder than the candle and the container must be three inches above the flame.
• All decorations must be taken down and removed at the end of your function.

Chairs and tables are not to be removed from the building. The gazebo and outdoor grounds are public space and therefore cannot be rented or reserved.  Any usage in this space is on a first-come-first-serve basis.

The City of London will not be held responsible for chair rentals - please make arrangements with your rental company for delivery and pick-up.

We suggest you contact the  Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario  (AGCO) three weeks in advance of your function.  The Liquor License must be posted and your bartenders Smart Serve Trained.  We recommend you hire two bartenders to cover breaks.  No bar is to be left unattended at any time.

​The Civic Garden Complex is home to the  Garden Club of London  and the  Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex .  Annual events taking place at this facility include a Spring Greenhouse Tour organized by the Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex as well as the Garden Club of London  Flower Show  and  Christmas Boutique .

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Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex

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Greenhouse tour & open house, history of the london civic garden complex.

The eastern end of Springbank Park was designated for horticultural use by landscape architect William Dilger.  This designation is the same today as it was in the original Master Plan for the park in 1913.

On this broad triangle near the Wonderland Road and Springbank Drive intersection, the City’s first greenhouse was built in 1922.

The current greenhouses opened in 1985.

A large storage building with attached greenhouses was located behind the present greenhouses where currently the compost piles and parking area exist.  This building was demolished in 1986.

The City of London expanded the Greenhouses in 1996, at which time the three rows of below ground cold frames were demolished.

This newest addition, The London Civic Garden Complex, (designed by local architect Richard Hammond of Cornerstone Architects) opened in September 1996. Three partners were involved in the $1.4 million project: the Garden Club of London, The Manness estate and London Parks and Recreation.  The Garden Club provided $250,000 from funds accumulated through flower shows, craft sales and boutiques.  The Manness portion came from a $250,000 bequest to the parks department from Keith Manness.  The conservatory is now called the Manness Conservatory in memory of his father Samuel, a former city alderman.  A large room at the rear of the complex, is home to the Garden Club of London. In 2007, the Garden Club built a storage room to the rear of the lobby.

Horticultural developments have expanded to include extensive gardens (maintained by the City of London) and a Woodland restoration area (maintained by the Garden Club of London).

Beyond this tableland, the land slopes to the river where Wonderland Gardens and the Joe McManus boathouse are located.  The original Wonderland Gardens was constructed in the early 1930’s by the Jones family as a bandshell and dance floor.  In the summer of 2005 a fire destroyed the original dance hall and damaged the bandshell.  The City of London  Master Plan calls for a mixture of reconstruction, adaptations and new components such as a new bandshell, open-air pavillion and a smaller food concession building.  These structures will be surrounded by landscaped gardens, informal recreational features such as picnic spots, lookouts and trails through natural woodlands.

Contact Us*

Mail:  Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex 625 Springbank Drive, London, Ontario, N6K 4T1

Email:  [email protected]  

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Greenhouse Tour & Open House

Civic Garden Greenhouse Tour Spring is finally here! The Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex celebrate their 20th Greenhouse Tour & Open House on Sunday April 28, 2024 – 12 to 3 pm. Take a guided hike of the grounds! Meet at the front doors: 12:30 pm – City Nature Challenge – iNaturalist hike…

Civic Garden Greenhouse Tour

Spring is finally here!

The Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex celebrate their 20th Greenhouse Tour & Open House on Sunday April 28, 2024 – 12 to 3 pm.

Take a guided hike of the grounds! Meet at the front doors:

• 12:30 pm – City Nature Challenge – iNaturalist hike along the Thames River
• 1:30 pm – to the Garden Club’s Woodland Gardens
• Children can plant a seedling to take home

Displays Green City Aquaponics, Thames Talbot Land Trust, London Middlesex Master Gardeners, Garden Club of London, Reforest London, London Environmental Network, Lambeth Hort. Society, London Orchid Society, Friends of the Coves, London Hort. Society, Wild Birds Unlimited, Father Nature, & Nature London.

Displays Green City Aquaponics, Thames Talbot Land Trust, London Middlesex Master Gardeners, Garden Club of London, Reforest London, London Environmental Network, Lambeth Hort. Society, London Orchid Society, Friends of the Coves, London Hort. Society, Wild Birds Unlimited, Father Nature, & Nature London

BONUS : Central Lions BBQ will be on site

A Visual History of Eldon House

The gardens, the grounds of eldon house.

The Harris property originally consisted of 13 acres and a terraced walk spanned the two elevations of the site, from the house down to the flood plain. The property initially extended along the Thames River from Fullarton Street north towards Central Avenue (then known as Great Market Street).

About the property

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Fence Garden

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Herbaceous Border

Julia Hunter Fund Partnership

Eldon House was contacted by M. Hunter on behalf of the Julia Hunter Memorial Fund in March 2018 to discuss a possible partnership between our two organizations. The Julia Hunter Fund is an organization that supports public gardens in London and Southwestern Ontario. It was created to honour the legacy of the late Julia Hunter. We were delighted at the opportunity to work with the fund to enhance our heritage gardens as well as engage with the community in a fresh way. The partnership was approved by our Board and we began with a series of meetings that resulted in a plan for our south lawn garden. The goal of Eldon House’s partnership with the Julia Hunter Memorial Fund was to work together to transform the south lawn garden by adding historically accurate plants and panels. By adding text it would serve to connect the museum to the exterior and engage visitors and hopefully increase the aesthetic and pollination of the garden.

As part of the project plan the Julia Hunter Fund provided funding to introduce ten historic varieties of plants for the southern 1880s style garden bed.

These plants are: Gypsophilia paniculata Acanthus spinosa Lilium lancifolium Hemerocallis Angelica gigas Schizachyrium scoparium Asclepias tuberosa Anemone ‘Honorine Jobert’ Iris pallida ‘Variegata’ Platycodon grandiflorus

Book A Guided Tour Today

Education programs and tours are offered all year round for students and groups of all ages. Click below to find out more!

481 Ridout Street North London, Ontario, Canada N6A 2P6 519.661.5169 | [email protected]

Current Hours:

March: Thursday-Sunday 12:00 • 5:00 PM

Admission to Eldon House is by donation with a recommended donation of $5.00-$10.00 a person,  except for special events.

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We acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron. We honour and respect the history, languages and culture of the diverse Indigenous people who call this territory home.

We acknowledge all the treaties that are specific to this area: the Two Row Wampum Belt Treaty of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy/Silver Covenant Chain; the Beaver Hunting Grounds of the Haudenosaunee NANFAN Treaty of 1701; the McKee Treaty of 1790, the London Township Treaty of 1796, the Huron Tract Treaty of 1827, with the Anishinaabeg, and the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum of the Anishnaabek and Haudenosaunee.

The three Indigenous Nations that are neighbours to London are the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation; Oneida Nation of the Thames; and the Munsee-Delaware Nation who all continue to live as sovereign Nations with individual and unique languages, cultures, and customs.

While this site has participated in Doors Open Ontario in the past, it may not be part of the current season’s program. Please check the Home page for this year’s events and participating sites. For Toronto and Ottawa, check their local websites to confirm.

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Learn about the unique history of London's gardens, parks, nature and wildlife through interactive displays presented by the Friends of the London Civic Garden Complex, Nature London, Garden Club of London, London Horticultural Society and the London Middlesex Master Gardeners. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll through the conservatory, greenhouse or take tours of the surrounding woodlands and gardens.

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Heeman's is a beloved family-run greenhouse, berry farm, cidery and coffee counter, offering year-round delights.

20422 Nissouri Road • Thorndale, ON N0M 2P0

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Heeman’s is a family-run greenhouse, berry farm, coffee counter and cidery/meadery that has been proudly serving London and the great communities around it for over 60 years. Their pet and stroller-friendly greenhouse is open 7 days a week, year-round. It’s warm and cozy to browse in the winter, and bursting with colour in the summer throughout their extensive grounds and greenhouses making this a true gardener’s paradise! There’s always something new to see as the seasons change when browsing over 100,000 square feet of retail space. 

Every fall brings the arrival of London’s original Porch Package along with their Food Trucks on the Farm weekends, and there’s always plenty of Christmas greenery and decor in November and December to bring some holiday cheer to your home.

It’s a popular family destination with visits often including a peek at the fish pond and wandering the display garden complete with waterfalls, walking paths, and water features teeming with frogs and tadpoles. Followed up with a treat like their famous strawberry sundaes and milkshakes or a much needed latte from the onsite Berry Beanery that’s open whenever the greenhouse is open!

Their 30 acre strawberry farm grows juicy and sweet strawberries that are picked fresh daily from June through to October, with the Pick Your Own Strawberry Patch open in late June for a few weeks so you can enjoy the sunshine and strawberry picking fun for yourself. They also work with some amazing local farm friends to bring you the best summer produce Ontario has to offer; Niagara peaches, local sweet corn and cherries (just to name a few!).

Friendly and knowledgeable Daymakers in orange will always be there to help answer your gardening questions, or give extra love to any puppy that enters the greenhouse! So grab your friends, family or fur babies and enjoy a visit to Heeman’s anytime of year.  

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At Parkway Garden Centre, our mission is to cultivate a vibrant and inspiring gardening community by offering exceptional products, expert guidance, and a delightful shopping experience. We are committed to nurturing the love for gardening and sustainable living among our customers while fostering an environment that promotes creativity, beauty, and environmental responsibility. We believe that a beautiful and thriving garden can enrich lives and contribute to a greener and more sustainable world. We invite you to join us on this journey of growth, beauty, and environmental stewardship.

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Sunday 9 am to 5 pm

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1473 Gainsborough rd. London, Ontario N6H 5L2

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The prettiest conservatories in London

Find much more than tomato plants in these glammed-up greenhouses around London

London is blooming with conservatories that bring a whole new meaning to the term ‘urban jungle’. It’s easy to enjoy the great outdoors inside these glassy constructions that most DIY nuts could only dream of.

As well as being perfect pockets of leafy calm in the city, these magnificent conservatories house exotic plants, sun lounges and top-class restaurants , so whether you want your cappuccino with a side of cactus or a romantic dinner in an orangery, you’re sorted.

Many of the conservatories below are asking visitors to pre-book a time slot now that they’re open to the public again. And you’ll have to wear a mask . But it’s all worth it to get down with nature without a thing like unpredictable weather getting in the way.

If this is what a gardener’s world looks like, you can count us in.

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Best for:  Getting lost in a ginormous glassy cathedral.

The return of the restored Temperate House in 2018 was a horticulturalist’s delight – and the novelty of exploring the grade I listed greenhouse is yet to wear off. It’s twice the size of Kew’s much-loved Palm House and took five years to renovate. The intricate Victorian architecture has again been paired up with rare and wonderful plant species: more than 1,500 of them.

Anything else I should know? The Temperate House was voted Best UK National Treasure in 2018 - as if you needed more reasons to visit.

Price:  Entry to Kew Gardens from £17.50

2.  Barbican Conservatory

Best for:  A lazy meander in among the foliage.

This well-hidden and truly calming green oasis is home to more than 1,500 species of tropical plants and some exotic fish. It used to only open on selected Sundays and bank holidays, but since lockdown, it’s opened up on weekdays, too. We’re all in need of some nature, after all.  

Anything else I should know?  You’ll need to book a time slot ahead of your visit, and it can get booked up quite far in advance. And sorry, pooches – it’s no dogs allowed.

Price:  Free

3.  Petersham Nurseries

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Best for: A magical fairylight-lit dinner in a rustic greenhouse

The ultimate in agricultural charm, complete with a real meadow on its doorstep, Petersham Nurseries is the perfect balm for the frazzled urbanite. Housed within the garden centre, the Café is set in a stately greenhouse, hung with Indian prints and pictures, and furnished with rickety tables and chairs.

Anything else I should know?  For the first time ever, service is extending to sundown, with the greenhouse lit by festoon bulbs and candles. 

Price: A la carte lunch menu offers two courses for £45 and three for £55. A four-course dinner costs £65.

4.  Palm House, Royal Botanic Gardens

Best for:  Perusing prehistoric plants

Kew’s iconic Victorian glasshouse is quite the stunner. The rainforest climate supports an impressive collection of tropical plants from some of the most threatened environments on the planet. Some are even extinct in the wild.

Anything else I should know?  During the winter months, it’s lit up in colour for the annual Christmas at Kew light show, but it’s eye-grabbing all year round.

Price:  Entry to Kew Gardens from £17.50.

5.  Boundary Rooftop

• Bars and pubs
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Best for: Top  cocktails with a side of stunning views.

This Shoreditch rooftop bar boasts a beautiful heated orangery featuring lemon, clementine, calamondin and mimosa trees, and is open Monday to Wednesday from 5pm and Thursday to Sunday from noon. Stop by for all-day cocktails whatever the weather: a negroni to warm you up, or a jug of spritz to cool you down.

Anything else I should know? Book in advance to make sure you bag a table.

Price: Main dishes from the grill cost around £20.

6.  Princess of Wales Conservatory, Royal Botanic Gardens

Best for:  Feasting your eyes on creepy carnivorous plants.

The Princess of Wales Conservatory has an impressive ten climatic zones, which means that it’s the most complicated conservatory at Kew. From cacti to ferns, orchids to titan arum (that's a really stinky plant, to you and me), and a zone dedicated to predatory plant species, this conservatory seems to have the entire world under one roof.

Anything else I should know?  Fans of the soothing-voiced Sir David Attenborough should know that he buried a time capsule in the foundations of the Princess of Wales Conservatory in 1985, packed with seeds of endangered plant species. What a guy. 

Price:  Entry to Kew Gardens from £17.50.

7.  Museum of Brands, Packaging & Advertising

• Ladbroke Grove

Best for: Taking a trip down memory lane.

This colourful and nostalgia-rich collection of chocolate wrappers, royal souvenirs, toys, magazines has recently relocated to a bigger and better home. Its new digs include a bright, sunny cafe with glass walls overlooking a pretty garden. If the weather allows, marvel at the modern branding on your teabag at an outside table.

Anything else I should know? The Time Tunnel hosts changing exhibitions – ‘When Brands Take a Stand’ will be next up when the Museum reopens on September 4.

Price:  From £9.

8.  Syon House and Park

• Historic buildings and sites

Best for:  Marvelling at metalwork from the early nineteenth century

Syon House is bursting with history. It was built on the site of a medieval abbey that was brutally dissolved by Henry VIII, and it was here that Henry's fifth wife Catherine Howard awaited her execution. Outside, explore the ornate Great Conservatory, with its huge iron and glass dome. It’s filled with plants from all over the world, from ‘cape’ plants from South Africa to ‘new holland’ plants from Australia.

Anything else I should know?  The house remains closed to the public, but you’re free to book tickets to its conservatory. Floor surfaces include cobblestones, flagstones, grass, gravel and wood, which means there is limited wheelchair access in some places.  

Price:  Tickets for the garden and conservatory cost £8 for adults.

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1728 Gore Road

London, Ontario N5W 5L5 Canada

Phone: 519-455-2646

Website: http://vanluyk.com

Van Luyk Greenhouses and Garden Centre is a family-run, local business whose first, second and third generation family members have served the London community and surrounding area for over 40 years. As a year-round, full-service garden centre, nursery, florist and gift shop, we provide solutions and expertise to meet your complete lawn, garden and floral needs. We are a plant destination that offers an extensive variety of live plants grown on-site, and a wide selection of unique and unusual, rare and exotic plants. We make it easy for you to create beauty, intrigue and sustenance in your outdoor and indoor living spaces. We aim to be a partner in your indoor and outdoor gardening success and look forward to your visit.

Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday: 9am-9pm

Saturday: 9am-6pm

Sunday: 9am-6pm

1805 Charlotteville West Qtr. Line, Simcoe ON  N3Y 4J9.

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Thanks to our state of the art manufacturing techniques, experienced and mindful staff, and our ground breaking design innovations, DeCloet has become a leading name in the design and manufacture of high quality greenhouses. We are proud to provide growers across North America with the best growing solutions possible! if you're looking for a greenhouse in London Ontario, you don't need to look any further! But those qualities only tell half of the story. What really sets DeCloet apart is our on-going commitment to communicating with our growers and customers. We've been taking our customers word to heart since 1986 and by paying attention to our customers needs and feedback we've found new ways to innovate, increase performance, and reduce costs, passing the advantage on to you. At DeCloet, we do it your way, designing and building your greenhouse to your requirements and budget, working together to make your project perfect. We can design and construct whatever sort of greenhouse you need. If you need an impressive wide span steel structure for your retail center, we can design and build it for you! Or, we can make you a small freestanding greenhouse for a private nursery if that's what you need! DeCloet greenhouses use the best of European design paired with the manufacturing techniques of North America to make attractive greenhouses that can stand up to the worst Canadian weather can throw at them, no matter what the scale of your operation is. If you're looking for a greenhouse in London Ontario, the choice is clear! Call DeCloet today for a no obligation quote for the custom greenhouse range you can grow with for years!

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