Looking to Grow Your Own? Discover Our Allotment Spaces!
Welcome to our thriving community of gardeners! We manage two beautiful allotment sites where you can grow your own fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
🌱 Where Are the Allotments?
We have two locations for you to choose from:
- Dolben Court, Willen – Home to 30 plots.
- Newport Road, Woolstone – Offering 37 plots for green-thumbed enthusiasts.
🌱 What Plot Sizes Are Available?
Our plots come in a range of sizes to suit your needs — from cozy 60-square-metre spaces to more generous 160-square-metre plots. Whether you’re a beginner gardener or a seasoned pro, there’s a spot for you!
🌱 Ready to Start Growing?
If you’d like to learn more or apply for a plot, get in touch with us. There are currently vacancies at our Woolstone site but spaces are limited, so don’t miss your chance to join this vibrant growing community!
Start your gardening journey today — fresh air, fresh produce, and fresh opportunities await! 🌿
Both sites have seasonal access to water and toilet facilities.
Five reasons to get an allotment plot
- Fresh, Home-Grown Food
Imagine picking fresh tomatoes or crunchy carrots straight from your own plot—there’s nothing quite like it! You’ll know exactly how your food has been grown, and it tastes so much better than shop-bought. - Great for Your Health
Gardening keeps you active without feeling like a chore. Digging, planting, and weeding are all good workouts, plus you get to enjoy the fresh air and sunlight while you’re at it. It’s a win-win for both body and mind. - Stress Relief
Spending time with nature is one of the best ways to unwind. Tending to plants is calming, and seeing your hard work pay off with blooming flowers or a big harvest feels so rewarding. - Sense of Community
Allotments are social hubs. You can chat with fellow plot-holders, share tips, swap produce, and even make new friends. It’s a lovely way to connect with others who share your interest. - Good for the Environment
Growing your own food means fewer trips to the supermarket and less reliance on produce that’s been shipped from miles away. Plus, you can garden sustainably, encourage wildlife, and maybe even start composting!