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Learn about Surrey's community garden program, gardens in your neighborhood, and how to become a garden member.

Surrey is home to nine community gardens located in neighbourhood parks. The City of Surrey supports gardening as a valuable recreation activity that provides opportunity for food production; contributes to overall health and well-being; and builds connection to nature and neighbourhoods.

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Become a community garden member

Each community garden is managed by a volunteer executive committee, which oversees the membership list and waitlist. To inquire about joining your neighborhood's community garden, contact the garden directly using the directory below (Community Gardens on Surrey Parkland).

Community gardens on Surrey parkland

There are several established community gardens located in City parks:

North Surrey
Park Garden Address Email
Cedar Grove Park

Cedar Grove Organic Community Garden

10222 141 Street

cedargroveorganicgarden@gmail.com

Queen Elizabeth Meadows Park Queen Elizabeth Meadows Community Garden 9400 134 Street

qemeadowsgarden@gmail.com 

Guildford
Park Garden Address Contact
Holly Park  Holly Park Community Garden 10706 148 Street hollycommunitygarden@gmail.com
Lionel Courchene Park Lionel Courchene Community Garden  9839 155 Street lionelcourchenecommunitygarden@gmail.com
Lionel Courchene Park *Growing Roots Community Garden 9839 155 Street garden@dcrs.ca

* Growing Roots Community Garden is part of DIVERSEcity's Food Security Program, which provides opportunities for immigrant, refugee and low income families to increase their food security through community garden activities.

Newton
Park Garden Address Contact
Hazelnut Meadows Community Park Hazelnut Meadows Community Garden 14069 68 Avenue garden@dcrs.ca

* Hazelnut Meadows Community Garden is part of DIVERSEcity's Food Security Program, which provides opportunities for immigrant, refugee and low income families to increase their food security through community garden activities.

Cloverdale & Clayton
Park Garden Address Contact
Clayton Park Clayton Community Garden 7011 188 Street claytonparkcommunitygarden@gmail.com
Clayton Community Centre Ready, Set, Grow! Community Garden 7155 187A Street readysetgrowgarden@gmail.com
Salmonberry Park

Salmonberry Community Garden

19077 72 Avenue salmonberrycommunitygarden@gmail.com 

 

South Surrey
Park Garden Address Contact
Blackie Spit Park Dunsmuir Community Garden 2900 Dunsmuir Road dunsmuircommunitygarden@gmail.com
South Surrey Athletic Park

*Intergenerational Therapeutic Garden

14601 20 Avenue 604-592-6970
Ocean Park Terrace *Ocean Park Community Orchard 12815 22 Avenue opcommunityorchard@gmail.com

*Intergenerational Therapeutic Garden offers volunteer gardening opportunities but does not offer individual plots.

*Ocean Park Community Orchard offers volunteer gardening opportunities but does not offer individual plots.

Community garden resources

New Community Gardens

The City supports adding new community gardens in neighborhood parks. The construction of a community garden is considered after an expression of community interest, community consultation, and a thorough evaluation of the site is done.

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