Would you like to eat fruit and vegetables free from additives and An Allotment Gardenpreservatives that are fresher than any you can buy from the supermarket?

Then why not rent one of Newcastle's allotments. (pdf, 85kb) 

Allotments are cheap to rent and might even save you money in the long run.

What's in it for you

As well as providing a healthier diet there are lots of other benefits to renting an allotment.

  • Plenty of exercise
  • Meet new friends
  • Lot of fresh air
  • An escape from life's pressures
  • Share knowledge and talents

Not sure where to begin?

Many sites offer half plots for first time gardeners or why not get together with some friends and share the work.

You will also find that the other gardeners on the site will be delighted to share there knowledge and experience with you.

How do I get an allotment?

There are around 3,000 allotment plots in Newcastle on 62 sites. Have a look at the sites available and decide which area you are interested in.

Allotment sites in Newcastle are run by Associations who carry out the day to day management on behalf of the Council. For details of the allotment associations see above PDF Document.

Once you have decided which allotment site you are interested in contact the Allotment Officer who will put you in touch with the appropriate secretary.

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How much will it cost?

Rents vary from site to site but the average cost is £30.00 for a full plot.

Don't delay the sooner you ring the sooner you'll be eating your own homegrown fruit and vegetables.

For more information on allotments visit the Newcastle Allotments website www.newcastleallotments.co.uk

you like to show off your allotment? Then why not enter our Allotment Competition

Every year we have an Allotment Show why not join us.

Contact us

For information on getting an allotment or any other enquiries you can contact the Allotment Officer on 0191 2783094 or email mark.todd@newcastle.gov.uk

 

Page last updated: 16 August, 2011