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Have your say on your local parks and green spaces
Our parks and green spaces are important for both people and wildlife. They give us places to relax, exercise and enjoy nature, while providing habitats for many plants and animals.
These spaces include countryside parks, town parks, nature reserves and SANGS (Suitable Alternative Natural Green Spaces) such as Dawlish Countryside Park.
We want to hear from you
By completing the survey below, you will help us understand what people think about local green spaces and how they can be improved.
We'd like to know:
How you currently use local parks and green spaces
What you value most about them
Any barriers that prevent you from visiting or enjoying them
How these spaces could be improved in the future
Consultation runs until Thursday 12 November 2026.
Have your say on your local parks and green spaces
Our parks and green spaces are important for both people and wildlife. They give us places to relax, exercise and enjoy nature, while providing habitats for many plants and animals.
These spaces include countryside parks, town parks, nature reserves and SANGS (Suitable Alternative Natural Green Spaces) such as Dawlish Countryside Park.
We want to hear from you
By completing the survey below, you will help us understand what people think about local green spaces and how they can be improved.
We'd like to know:
How you currently use local parks and green spaces
What you value most about them
Any barriers that prevent you from visiting or enjoying them
How these spaces could be improved in the future
Consultation runs until Thursday 12 November 2026.
This survey covers 29 green spaces owned by Teignbridge District Council. You can share your views on as many or as few sites as you like.
It should only take a couple of minutes to answer the questions for each site.
The survey closes on Thursday 12 November 2026.
Your responses will remain anonymous unless you choose to provide your email address. If you do, it will only be used to keep you informed about Council news and updates and will not be shared with third parties. Privacy notice - Teignbridge District Council
Thank you for taking the time to share your views.
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