Your own space
to grow
Allotment gardening is about much more than growing fruit and vegetables.
Eton Wick Allotment Association gives local people the opportunity to grow, enjoy the outdoors and become part of a friendly community of allotment holders.
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Run by our members
Eton Wick Allotment Association is self-run and self-governing. Plot holders are also members of the Association and an elected committee oversees the day-to-day management of the allotments.
Grow your own
Enjoy your own space to grow fruit, vegetables, flowers and other produce.
Enjoy the outdoors
Spend time outside, learn new skills and enjoy the rewards that come with growing.
Be part of a community
Meet other growers, share knowledge and help keep our allotments thriving.
Who can apply?
EWAA welcomes enquiries from local residents who are interested in having an allotment and growing their own produce.
Availability can vary, so the best first step is simply to get in touch and ask about current plots or the waiting list.
Plot eligibility
Membership is open to people living within a two-mile radius of the allotments.
If there is a waiting list, residents of Eton Wick are given priority.
You don't need to be an expert gardener — enthusiasm and a willingness to look after your plot are what matter.
From enquiry to allotment
Interested in taking on a plot? The process starts with a simple enquiry.
Get in touch
Contact EWAA and let us know that you're interested in taking on an allotment.
Check availability
We'll let you know about current availability or whether there is a waiting list.
Take on your plot
When a suitable plot becomes available, the Association will explain the next steps.
Start growing
Become part of EWAA, make your plot your own and enjoy getting started.
Everyone plays a part
EWAA isn't simply a landlord renting out pieces of land. The Association is run by its members and the continued success of the site depends on people contributing where they can.
Communal areas, maintenance and improvement works are supported by volunteer members. Working parties also give plot holders an opportunity to work together and help look after the site for everyone.
A little help from lots of people makes a big difference.
Contact EWAALooking after your allotment
Full requirements are set out in the EWAA Rule Book, but these are some of the principles behind being a good allotment neighbour.
Grow & cultivate
Allotment plots are intended primarily for growing food and flowers.
Be a good neighbour
Plot holders are expected to be considerate, kind and respectful to others.
Care for your plot
Members are responsible for keeping their plot and associated paths in good order.
Get involved
Helping with working parties and communal areas supports the whole allotment community.
Please read the EWAA Rule Book
The Rule Book contains the full information for members covering plot management, access, safety, structures, bonfires, livestock and other important responsibilities.
Interested in having your own allotment?
Whether you're an experienced gardener or thinking about growing your own for the first time, get in touch to ask about plot availability at Eton Wick Allotment Association.
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