Cobham Community Garden encourages the local community to become more engaged in growing and eating local, sustainably produces fruit and vegetables and promotes a greener lifestyle.
We are open through out spring, summer and autumn. New volunteers will be given a warm welcome.
About Cobham Community Garden
We seek to encourage the community to live a greener lifestyle through pesticide-free produce and consumption, as well as through recycling, composting, reducing water use and waste.
We are a self-funded entity, a not-for-profit horticultural initiative. This means that we manage our gardens through community involvement, share our produce with our volunteers and sell our surplus at Cobham Farmers Market.
It is fun and sociable as well as providing exercise in the fresh air. Unlike your own garden, there is no regular commitment needed.
Our produce is as natural and local as we can make it, so you really are getting healthy fruit and vegetables from us.
Opening Times
Upcoming Events
- Cobham Village Day (June) – stall in Church Street selling early produce.
- Open Morning (July) – refreshments and tours at the garden.
- Cobham Farmers Market (July) – Hollyhedge stall selling produce
- Cobham Farmers Market (August) – Hollyhedge stall selling produce
- Cobham Farmers Market (September) tbc – depends on produce availability.
Our Location
The garden is on the South side of the Leg O’Mutton field, just behind the Allotments & near the skate park.
There is some free parking a short walk away just across Cobham Bridge, and the pay council car park is just across the road.
You are welcome to come by bicycle and leave it within the garden during your visit.
For buses the 515, 408, 513 and of course Cobham’s own Chatterbus (C1 & C2) all stop opposite or close to Waitrose, which is nearby.