Elmhurst Park

Elmhurst Park
Bee Cafe
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Moist
13 days ago
Elmhurst Park In Woodbridge is the location of our biggest bee cafe. Updated in 2025 to incorporate a 1350 Litre water reservoir to capture rainwater, it is the first bee cafe to incorporate satellite baby bee cafes. The current baby bee cafe is situated 80-100 metres from the main cafe and directly in line of sight from the main structure.

If you look closely it also incorporates some interesting tech. Elmhurst is a real showpiece and was the venue for our educational video on dead heading for bee cafe adopters.

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Current Status of Elmhurst Park

Elmhurst Park, our premier bee cafe located in Woodbridge, is currently thriving. The water level in the 1350-litre rainwater reservoir stands at 40.99, ensuring ample hydration for the flora and fauna. The temperature is a comfortable 16.75°C, which is conducive to the wellbeing of the bees and plants alike. The conductivity reading of 1836 indicates a healthy environment for the cafe’s ecosystem.

Recent Activity and Observations

In the last six months, Elmhurst Park has seen positive developments. On May 15, 2026, we shared an update showcasing the flourishing floral display, which features a vibrant variety of blooms. The wooden structure remains stable, and the surrounding grass is well-maintained, contributing to a picturesque setting. This growth reflects the ongoing health of the plants and the overall vibrancy of the bee cafe.

With one adopter and three followers, Elmhurst Park continues to engage its community. The recent educational video on dead heading has further emphasized its role as a showpiece for bee cafe adopters, highlighting the innovative incorporation of satellite baby bee cafes.

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