Thank you for taking the time to give us your thoughts about the Bartram Mile.  We invite you to lend your voice to this survey - and come to public meetings (more information  here).  With your help, we can transform our Schuylkill riverfront into a vital public green space enjoyed by our community and members. This planning process is being led by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation in partnership with the John Bartram Association and Schuylkill River Development Corporation.  It focuses on a one-mile segment of vacant river frontage on the west bank of the Schuylkill between Grays Ferry Avenue and 58th Street. This new open space has the potential to provide riverfront access and recreation opportunities to an underserved neighborhood as well as help restore an important watershed.

What is your zip code?

Have you visited Bartram's Garden previously?

On average how many times per year do you visit Bartram's Garden?

Have you ever visited Schuylkill Banks? Schuylkill Banks is the portion of the Schuylkill River Trail that runs south of the Art Museum in Philadelphia.

On average, how many times per year do you visit Schuylkill Banks?

What do you like about visiting Bartram's Garden?  What could be improved?

What do you like about visiting Schuylkill Banks? What could be improved?

What new amenities would enhance your experience of Schuylkill Banks?

How would you most likely access this new section of trail? Remember it is located along the west side of the Schuylkill River south of the Grays Ferry Bridge to 58th Street.

How would you likely use the Bartram Mile?  Please check all that apply.

What other parks or green spaces do you visit regularly?

What aspects of these parks would you like to see along this stretch of the Schuylkill River?