Volunteer at the Park
If you enjoy Sholom Park, consider being a Volunteer. Orientation sessions are being held at the Master The Possibilities Center on February 6, 13, 20, 27, 2009 from 1:00 - 3:00 PM. For more information or to register, contact Bonny Miller at 873-0848 ext. 183.

The earliest beginnings of Sholom Park almost correspond with the start of the new Millennium.  Architects had developed a plan for the park, but it wasn’t until the Horticultural Arts and Park Institute, Inc. retained horticulturist Steve Curl to oversee its design and construction that it gained momentum…and life.

With a generous portion of native plants combined with cultivated ornamentals, perennials, and annuals, Sholom Park is designed to thrive in the Central Florida climate.  Most of the park requires little or no watering above that which is provided by Nature.

Paved walkways meander through the luxuriant park grounds and wind in and around the mature oaks, hickories, sweet gums, and long leaf pine trees, moving you from one special location to the next.  There are numerous trails to explore and places to see, each with an aura all its’ own.  The pathways provide many benches to rest upon or contemplate ideas, but the sense of inner peace that prevails throughout the park retains total dominion. 

Sholom Park Map