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Eden at St Pauls Community Surrey Docks Garden, Farm, Southwark Walworth Garden Farm, Southwark Calthorpe Project A quiet green space benefi ting the whole King Henry’s Walk Mill Lane Gardening Roots and Shoots Wildlife A thriving 2.2 acre city farm, with projects for Community Garden, neighbourhood. Aims to create a sustainable Garden, Islington Project, Camden adults with learning diffi culties, schools and An environmental/horticultural training centre habitat for wildlife and to promote recycling Hackney City Farm, Hackney Garden, Lambeth young farmers. Meet our cows, donkeys, pigs, featuring a wildlife area and fruit, vegetable Camden and bio-diversity. Includes community An organic community garden with growing A horticultural training project for adults with sheep, chicken, geese, ducks and turkeys. Or and fl ower beds. Also polytunnels, a large Meet the animals in our cobbled farmyard, The garden has a summer meadow, two Bankside Open Spaces compost facilities, a children’s gardening club Heathrow Special Needs plots, beautiful planting, a wildlife pond and learning disabilities. We are open as a garden relax in the herb garden by the . greenhouse and bees. We run horticultural Community & Environment then relax in the beautiful organic garden. Our ponds, decorative beds, children’s shelter, A 1.2 acre garden described as an oasis by and volunteer days. woodland nature reserve. Run by volunteers, centre, selling potted bedding plants, shrubs training for the unemployed, an environmental Trust, Southwark award-winning café opens daily except Monday. Phoenix Garden, Camden dragon’s den and paradise corner. Study centre Facilities: visitors. Features many unexpected and Project Offi ce (Edmonton), Farm, Hillingdon this is a vibrant green space, providing a focus and climbers. We specialise in container programme for local schools, after school clubs, Facilities: Volunteer programmes and regular evening and facilities include video-microscopy, exhibitions Brings people together to create inspiring urban interesting areas, including a waterfall, mosaic for the local community and a breath of fresh gardening and plants for smaller spaces. Award-winning community garden providing a V a horticultural therapy group, community weekend activities, including upholstery, cycle Offers a warm and friendly atmosphere where and training. The eco-learning centre is for green spaces. We do this via consultations, path and Bengali women’s plots, plus family Enfi eld V air in this corner of . Christmas trees sold during December. retreat for both people and wildlife. Focused on outreach work and a contracting team. maintenance, pottery and eco-living courses. people with varying disabilities can work with vocational training, meetings, conferences, Open: Tues–Sun, 10am–5pm bringing together park steering groups, allotments, wild garden and a greenhouse. encouraging wildlife, including frogs, kestrels and Demonstration allotment for practise of Open: Daily animals and horticulture on our 7-acre site. A Facilities: Facilities: family and environmental education events. Location: Street, SE16. Tube: Facilities: managing major works, looking after gardens Our main building is a Walter Segal design Facilities: sparrows. Recycled materials used as habitats. with a green roof. organic food production and composting Location: Rectory Grove, SW4. Tube: variety of farm animals includes four horses Guided tours and room hire available. Canada Water. Bus: C10, 381 and organising community gardening events V Attractive, unusual planting for year round in a densely populated urban setting. Common. Bus: 77, 87, 88, 322, 417 used for Riding for the Disabled. and activities. Projects include food growing, Facilities: Open: Mon–Fri, 9.30am–4.30pm, interest. Midsummer, Halloween and Christmas Facilities: Contact: 020 7231 1010; Open: By prior arrangement Facilities: Facilities: Open: Sat 12–4pm, Weds 10am–3pm youth activities and transforming housing land. Contact: 020 7498 3810; plus seasonal weekends parties, plus special events for members. Planting [email protected] Location: Corner of Manor Place and Braganza V V Location: 11C King Henry’s Walk, N1 (behind Facilities: V [email protected] V Days and regular volunteer workdays. Street, SE17. Tube: . Bus: 12, 35, playground). Tube: Highbury & Islington, Location: On West End Lane, NW6. Open: Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm all year, some Open: Winter weekdays 9am–5pm, weekends Open: Tues–Sun, 10am–4.30pm First left after fi re station. Tube: West Facilities: 45, 59, 133, 355 V Open: Every Thursday morning Open: Mainly used by groups. Call for availability then 30 or 277 bus. Rail: Canonbury, Dalston closures in August (call fi rst) 11am–5pm. Summer weekdays 10am–6pm Location: Goldsmith’s Row, off Hackney Road, Hampstead. Rail: North London Line (8.30pm school hols), weekends 10am–6pm Location: Meet at 10.30am at Green Location: Corner of Stanwell Moor Road & Kingsland. Bus: 30, 38, 56, 277 V Location: Walnut Tree Walk, SE11. Tube: Contact: 020 7582 2652; Open: 10am–5pm or by appointment E2. Tube: (15 minute walk). Bus: 43 [email protected] Towers Community Centre, Edmonton Bath Road. Tube: Hatton Cross then H30 bus Contact: 020 7923 9035; Contact: 020 7431 1160; Lambeth North or Elephant and Castle. Rail: Location: Junction of King James Street and Location: Corner of Grays Inn Road and 14 26 & 48 (Liverpool Street); 55 (Old Street) Open: Daily, dawn to dusk Green. Rail: Edmonton Green. Bus: 149, to Waterside (short walk down road). Bus: 81 www.khwgarden.org.uk [email protected] Waterloo/Waterloo East. Bus: 3, 59, 159 Library Street, SE1. Tube: Elephant and Castle Ampton Street, WC1. Tube: Five minute walk Contact: 020 7729 6381; Location: Corner of St Giles Passage and New from Kings Cross. Bus: 46, 17, 45 259, 144, 191, 192, 279, W6, W8 Contact: 01753 680 330 Contact: 020 7587 1131; Contact: 020 7261 1009; www.bost.org.uk www.hackneycityfarm.co.uk Compton Street, WC2. Tube: Tottenham Contact: 020 7837 8019; Contact: 01992 701 438; Court Road or Covent Garden. Bus: 8, 10, 14, www.rootsandshoots.org.uk [email protected] 48 www.calthorpeproject.org.uk 27 31 19, 24, 25, 29, 38, 55, 73, 98, 134, 176 19 23 Contact: 020 7379 3187; Sutton Ecology Centre, 2 Forest Farm Peace Garden, www.phoenixgarden.org 39 10 Sutton 6 Redbridge Enjoy a variety of habitats in this Local Nature Volunteers are regenerating 2.5 acres of derelict 35 Reserve and fi nd out about environmental allotments, creating a peaceful and productive issues. We run a range of events and activities Waterloo Millennium therapeutic space. Programmes for refugees, for children and adults. Pond dipping asylum seekers and mental health service users. equipment available. Green, Lambeth Organic communal vegetable plots, fruity forest , Facilities: garden, herbs, beehives, polytunnel and wildlife In the heart of Waterloo, on the interchange of areas. Monthly sustainable living workshops, Tower Hamlets V two major roads, with high levels of pollution and next door to Waterloo Station is WMG; arts events and healthy outdoor cooking. End Outdoor Europe’s largest city farm with 32 acres of park Open: Daily, dawn to dusk. Information room a green haven among high density urban and wetlands, our award-winning restaurant open Mon–Fri, 10am–4pm Facilities: Centre, St Mary’s Secret greyness. A focus for community involvement Community the Mudchute Kitchen, the BHS-registered Location: The Old Rectory, Festival Walk, Hammersmith Community in the environment, gardening with the V Hounslow Urban Equestrian Centre and more than 200 animals Carshalton, SM5 (behind the ponds). Rail: Greenhouses, Lambeth Camley Street Natural A 54-acre classroom located in beautiful Garden, Hackney homeless, volunteering and youth projects. Coram’s Fields, Camden Open: Weds, Fri & Sun, 10am–5pm Gardens Association, Farm, Hounslow Essex countryside, yet within the M25. Using and birds. We welcome visitors of all ages, Carshalton. Bus: 127, 154, 157, 407, 726 Volunteer-run charity and community garden Park, Camden Location: End of Hazelbrouck Gardens, Hainault, the farm, environmental areas, adventure plus educational, corporate and community A community resource for well-being and Facilities: learning that welcomes all. Peaceful 0.7-acre Contact: 020 8770 5820 project on an historic site in Brockwell A green oasis in for children’s IG6. Tube: Hainault. Bus: 150, 247 Hammersmith & Fulham One of the largest community farms in activities and residential accommodation, it groups. Our community barn is available to Innovative and internationally acclaimed oasis contains a herb & sensory space, food V Park. Several distinct gardens (including a play. Lots of play equipment; paddling pool London. We provide a safe environment for offers personal development and educational hire with catering. Phoenix High School Farm, nature reserve situated in the heart of Contact: 020 8252 0201; Manages Loris Road Community Garden, plots, herbaceous borders and woodland. Open: Daily, 8am–10pm medicinal herb garden), two big greenhouses, King’s Cross. One of the earliest examples and pets corner with goats, sheep, ducks etc. Godolphin Garden in Shepherds Bush and visitors to meet, touch and feed a wide variety programmes to community groups and Facilities: www.forestfarmpeacegarden.org Hammersmith and Fulham Organic produce for sale. Activities: therapeutic Location: Junction of Baylis Road and Waterloo demonstration vegetable plots and wildlife of a purpose-built natural reserve in the UK, Adults must be accompanied by a child. a food growing project at Ravenscourt of unusual animals. Activities including pig schools. Many volunteering and training & social horticultural courses for learning 44 Road (opp. ). Tube/Rail: Waterloo. areas. Volunteers always welcome. Educational now an essential resource for local people. Park Greenhouses. The gardens work with racing, and animal handling sessions are opportunities, including accredited vocational A unique educational space in the heart of Facilities: disabled adults, training & support for local Bus: 1, 4, 26, 59, 68, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 243 visits by arrangement. Plant and seasonal Activities include children’s pond-dipping and local schools and have undertaken several available every weekend and daily during learning and care farming initiatives. White City, providing activities for local schools, V residents, work programmes and volunteering. produce sales every Sunday pm. education classes, volunteering opportunities, community arts and history projects. Check school holidays. Facilities: families and community groups. Focuses Contact: via BOST on 020 7261 1009; 15 on learning, emotional development, Facilities: www.bost.org.uk/waterloogreen.php Facilities: a graduate trainee scheme in conservation the website for events and workshops. Facilities: £ Open: Tues–Sun, 9am–5pm skills and year-round family events. V V community integration and regeneration. Facilities: £ Location: Limited parking available on Pier V V V Holiday playschemes, weekend workshops, Facilities: Open: Daily, 9am–dusk in winter, 9am–8pm Open: Daily for organised groups Street off Manchester Road, London E14. V school sessions, animal corner. Volunteering Open: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm, fi rst Sat of each month Open: Sunday afternoons. Members and in summer Open: See website for details Location: Manor Road, 1/4 mile past the Miller Rail: Mudchute (DLR), 10 minute walk from inducted volunteers: Weds & Thurs (summer V arrangements via www.hcga.org.uk Location: Corner of Pearson Street and Sydenham Gardens, 49 Location: Guilford Street, WC1. Tube: Russell Open: Open access Location: A312 at Faggs Road, Feltham. Tube: & Carter on right, by . Tube: Masthouse Terrace Pier (). 1–5.30pm, winter 12–4pm) Open: Daily, 10am–5pm (or dusk) Facilities: Appleby Street, E2. Tube: Old Street or Square. Bus: 45, 168, 17, 46 Location: Next to 3 Loris Road W6 and next to Hatton Cross Station. Bus: 90, 490, 285 from Grange Hill 2 miles, Hainault 4 miles Bus: D3, D6, D7, D8 Lewisham Location: Main entrance between tennis Location: Off Camley Street, NW1. Rail & Hounslow or Twickenham Liverpool Street. Bus: 149, 243, 67, 242, Contact: 020 7837 6138; 59 Godolphin Road W12. Tube: Hammersmith, Contact: 020 8500 3047; Contact: 020 7515 5901; www.mudchute.org V courts and walled garden in Brockwell Park, Tube: Five minute walk from King’s Cross & St. 55, 26, 48 Provides gardening, conservation and creative info@coramsfi elds.org.uk Freightliners Farm, Islington Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush. Bus: 220 Contact: 020 8831 9658; www.lambourne-end.org.uk Open: By arrangement only opportunities for local residents, particularly SE24. Rail: and Stations. Pancras. Bus: 214 www.hounslow.info/parks/urbanfarm Contact: 020 7739 2965; Bringing the countryside to Islington, Freightliners Contact: 07890 514 050; www.hcga.org.uk Location: Next to the Phoenix Fitness Centre those with physical or mental health problems. Bus: 2, 3, 37, 196, 432 Contact: 020 7833 2311; www.stmaryssecretgarden.org.uk is a working farm with vegetable gardens, rare off Bloemfontein Road W12 Features include Victorian style greenhouse, Contact: 020 7622 4913; [email protected] 32 nature reserve, pond and fruit & vegetable breed animals and poultry. Sustainable buildings Contact: 020 8749 1141 www.brockwellparkcommunitygreenhouses.org.uk 28 garden. Some gardening sessions open to public. 11 on-site include the fantastic oak and straw bale 20 24 Wellgate Community Farm, cafe. Activities include bee keeping, crafts, after 40 Facilities: school club, under 5’s and school visits. Barking and 7 V Facilities: 3 36 Open: Weds, 10am–1pm and events (see web) A ‘growing place’ for individual development, the farm provides opportunities for hands- V Location: Holland Drive, off Queenswood on experience of farm and environmental Road, SE23 2QJ. Rail: Forest Hill, Sydenham. Open: Tues–Sun, 10am–1pm & 2–5pm, closes activities including animal care, horticulture, Bus: 75, 356 4pm in winter crafts, maintenance and recycling. We Location: Next to Paradise Park, on Contact: 020 8291 1650; welcome visitors, volunteers, trainees, therapy Maiden Lane Community www.sydenhamgarden.org.uk Sheringham Road, N7. Tube: Highbury & Newham City Farm, Newham clients and organised educational visits. Islington or Holloway Road. Rail: Drayton Park, Centre Garden Project, Spitalfi elds City Farm, Facilities: Highbury and Islington. Bus: 43, 271 Our main attraction is a shire horse who gives Camden V Capel Manor Contact: 020 7609 0467; cart rides at events. We focus on rare breeds Tower Hamlets www.freightlinersfarm.org.uk Hoxton Trust Community Composed of three small gardens, a mini including Golden Guernsey goats, Berkshire 45 Open: Daily 9am–3.30pm. 9am–noon on An urban oasis less than a mile from the City, College, Enfi eld orchard, an under-5’s area and a communal pigs, Portland sheep and a Red Poll cow. Exotic bank holidays Garden, Hackney the farm provides activities for all ages and Culpeper Community garden. The garden is being brought back to animals include alpacas and a kookaburra. Location: Road, , 300 Bromley by Bow Gardens, The gardens are a colourful and scented oasis, abilities, including a comprehensive training Harleyford Road Community Surrounded by housing estates, the garden life by local volunteers, who are changing a yards from the A1112 junction. Rail: Hainault surrounding a Georgian manor and Victorian Garden, Islington Facilities: Poets Corner Garden, Ealing programme, fresh farm produce for sale, Tower Hamlets is popular with the whole community for its derelict space into a pleasant space for fun and or Romford stations, then 247 bus. Bus: 247, 62 stables. Offers a unique opportunity to see 16 friendly animals, tranquil gardens and a mobile Beautiful, award-winning public garden with Garden, Lambeth mature shrubs, shady trees and dog free status. activities. A new initiative is the Green Gym Situated on a quiet corner, the garden is Community gardens within a regenerated behind the scenes at ’s only farm service for those unable to get to us. Contact: 01708 747850; ponds, rose pergola, large grass area and an A feature of the garden is the old Fever Hospital part of the Garden Wildlife Community Link. planted and tended by volunteers to give park. Live willow garden with community specialist college of horticulture, fl oristry, A mix of formal and wild garden areas with www.wellgatecommunityfarm.org.uk V colour, enjoyment and tranquility to all. Our Facilities: plots, playground designed by local children array of herbaceous perennials and shrubs. a pond, picnic area and children’s playspace. Clock Tower. The garden is maintained through Facilities: garden design, equine, animal care and bright backdrops and contemporary poems The Gardens Community and great cafe. Bromley by Bow Centre runs Culpeper brings people from all walks of life An oasis in the heart of , run entirely a horticultural trainee programme. Open: Daily, summer 10am–5pm, winter countryside studies. V are created by community children and local art/health activities including certifi cated together. Visit anytime, or come to a social or by volunteers. Workdays every fi rst Sunday of Facilities: 10am–4pm Garden (GRA), Haringey Facilities: fundraising event – a friendly welcome is assured. art groups. We welcome all visitors. horticultural training. month at 2pm. All welcome. Open: By appointment V V Location: Stansfeld Road off Tollgate Road, Includes a paved area and raised beds for 50 £ V Facilities: Facilities: Facilities: The Green Triangle Facilities: Location: The garden is located around the E6. Tube: Plaistow then 262 bus. DLR: Royal Open: Tues–Sun, 10.30am–5pm disabled access and children. The garden Open: Weekdays, 9.30am–5.30pm or dusk Open: Mar–Oct daily, 10am–6pm. Nov–Feb V Community Centre at 156 Maiden Lane, NW1. Albert. Bus: 262, 276, 300 V features tree ferns, perennials, evergreen V V Location: Pedley Street, E1. Reached from Garden, Camden Location: Hoxton Street, N1. Tube: Old Street. Tube: Camden Town or Kings Cross. Rail: shrubs, a mosaic, willow sculptures and weekdays only, 10am–4pm Open: 9am–dusk Contact: 020 7474 4960; Open: Open access Buxton Street through footpath beside Allen Open: Park always open. Centre & café open Open: Daily, 8am till dusk Bus: 149, 243 Camden Road (overground tube). Bus: 274, seating. The Gardens Residents Association Location: Bullsmoor Lane, Enfi eld, Middlesex, A tranquil haven, this two acre site has www.newham.gov.uk/services/cityfarm Gardens. Tube: , Liverpool Street or weekdays, 9am–5.30pm Location: Junction of Cloudesley Road and Location: Harleyford Road SW8, junction 10, 253, 29 Location: Corner of Chaucer Road & (GRA) organise events in the garden. Awards: EN1. Rail: Turkey Street. Car: Junction 25, M25 woodland, scrub, pond, bog garden and a Contact: 020 7729 1480; . Bus: D3 to Vallance Road opp. Copenhagen Street, N1. Tube: Angel. Bus: with Durham Street. Tube: Vauxhall or Oval. Myrtle Road, W3, a short walk from Acton Green Pennant Awards and won Best Location: Corner of St. Leonard’s Street and seating area. We host a variety of wildlife and www.hoxtontrust.com/community.htm Contact: 020 7267 9586 Buxton Street Contact: 08456 122 122; Rail: Vauxhall. Bus: 36, 185 Central Station Community Garden in London 2006. Grace Street, E3. Tube: Bromley by Bow. DLR: 19, 38, 73 there is an open grassy area for picnics. www.capelmanorgardens.co.uk Contact: 020 7247 8762; Bow Church or Devon’s Road Contact: 020 7833 3951; www.culpeper.org.uk Contact: 020 7485 5001 Contact: 020 7485 5001 Facilities: Facilities: 33 www.spitalfi eldscityfarm.org Woodlands Farm Trust, Contact: 020 8709 9735; www.bbbc.org.uk V V Greenwich/Bexley 25 29 Open: Daily, 9am to dusk 8 Open: By appointment only Purchased in 1997 to become a community farm 12 21 37 Location: Doncaster Gardens, Stanhope for the 21st century, this 89-acre farm is managed Location: On land between Fairhazel Gardens, 41 Garden’s off Green Lanes, N4. 4 Goldhurst Terrace and Greencroft Gardens NW6 under the Natural Scheme. Activities Contact: 020 8374 7721; include hedge-laying, planting, hay meadow Contact: 020 7485 5001 www.gardensresidents.blogspot.com management and watercourse restoration. The farm generates funds through traditional farming practices and educational activities. 17 46 Facilities: V Meanwhile Gardens & Open: Daily, 9.30am–4.30pm, except Mind Wildlife Garden, Oasis Children’s Nature Christmas Day Kitchen Location: Shooters Hill. Rail: Welling Kentish Town City Kensington and Chelsea Garden, Lambeth Sunnyside Community Brooks Farm, Garden, Hounslow or Falconwood. Bus: 89 (connects with Deen City Farm, Merton Farm, Camden Reclaimed from wasteland in 1977 by sculptor Provides environmental education and natural Gardens, Islington Lewisham & Blackheath stations), 486 A 17th century walled garden neglected for Growing Communities, Waltham Forest Heart Garden, Southwark Jamie McCullough and a group of local people, play to local schools and children. Play Roe Green Walled , Lambeth Contact: 020 8319 8900; decades until local volunteers began work Educational resource and community project on Hackney The fi rst ever city farm, this four-acre project the land has been transformed by volunteers projects open to children of 5+ years. Activities Caring for the earth and people, particularly www.thewoodlandsfarmtrust.org Leyton’s own city farm, with animals including in 2005. Now restored to productivity and a fi ve acre site in , providing a Provides a range of activities including growing provides animals, gardening space and a into lush gardens. Free facilities include a include making dens, weaving, arts & crafts, Garden, Brent adults with special needs, local children Visitors can see a wide range of animals from goats, sheep, ponies, turkeys, a llama and more. beauty as an educational and horticultural small example of a working farm and garden. Volunteers can dig, plant, harvest and sow vegetables for healthy eating and arts projects. focus for education and community work for skatepark and a drop-in centre for children gardening and planting seeds. The garden and their families. Activities include organic poultry to ponies. There’s also community Phone for details of events and school visits. project. Vegetables, fruit, herbs, fl owers, We promote and educate in the care of all organic fruit and vegetables. We provide Patients with CHD and long term illness can be thousands of users. Emphasis on working with under 6. Includes a pond, festival lawn, includes organic veg patches, a sensory trail, Wildlife garden, tree nursery, organic veg, maintenance and development of green vegetable and herb gardens, arts and craft Icon key Facilities: herbal maze, orchard. animals and respect for the environment education and training, volunteer ‘taster’ sessions referred to the project, which has an emphasis young people and those with special needs. therapeutic wildlife garden, Moroccan garden woodlands, ponds, cottage garden, soft fruits recycling projects, woodwork including bird community spaces, composting, playschemes, activities and a restful ecology area. We are a Facilities: through accessible and supportive activities. and school visits. There’s also an eco-building for on friendly, social activities and holistic health. School/group visits by appointment. Pony and sculptural drinking fountain. and a wildfl ower meadow. and hedgehog boxes. Barn Hill Conservation festivals, camping and bike maintenance. Call therapeutic riding centre and provide family- Toilets Wildlife area V rides, party hire and under-5s drop-in. Group welcomes visitors and volunteers. Tea for details on volunteering, activities and events. Facilities: hire, organic box scheme and seasonal events. Facilities: Facilities: Facilities: based activities in the holidays. Open: Daily, Nov–Mar 9.30am–4.30pm, V Or simply come along and enjoy the gardens. Facilities: available for volunteers and at events. Facilities: £ Entrance fee Accessible V Facilities: Apr–Oct 10.30am–5.30pm. Closed for lunch Open: Open for drop-in work sessions on V V V Facilities: Facilities: V V 12.30–1.30pm specifi c days each week. Opening times vary – Open: Tues–Sun 10am–4.30pm. Open: Fridays. Contact group for more details Open: Gardens open access. Open: For schools Weds–Fri, 9am–3.30pm. Open V Café Shop check website for details Closed Mondays (except bank holidays) V Open: Daily, 9am–5pm Call 020 8960 7894 for Playhut opening hours access Tues–Fri, 3.30–5.30pm; Sat 10am–3.30pm Open: Mon–Weds and Fri, 10am–4pm Open: Weds–Sun, 10.30am–4pm Location: Skeltons Lane Park, enter via Location: Enter via Multicultural Gardens, Play area Picnic area Skeltons Lane, E10. Tube: Leyton Central, Location: Burlington Lane, London W4. Location: Off Windsor Avenue SW9. Tram: Open: Contact project for details , next to Albany Road SE5. Tube: Location: Cressfi eld Close, off Grafton Road, Location: 154 & 156–158 Kensal Road, W10. Location: Corner of Larkhall Lane and Studley Open: Tues, Thurs and Sat, 10am–2.30pm Location: Junction of Sunnyside Road and Location: Tyers Street, London, SE11. Rail: and for events Walthamstow Central. Rail: Leyton Midland. Tube: . Rail: Chiswick. Phipps Bridge or Morden Road. Tube: Colliers Location: Sites at Allens Gardens N16 and Elephant and Castle. Bus: 68, 171, 176, 12, NW5. Tube: Kentish Town or Chalk Farm. Rail: Tube: Westbourne Park; Bus: 23, 52, 18 Road, SW4. Tube: . Bus: 77 or 87 to Hazelville Road, N19. Tube: Archway. Rail: Vauxhall. Bus: 2, 2a, 3b, 36, 36b, 44, 77, 77a, 88, Play activities Animals Bus: 97, 69, 257 Bus: 190 and E3 Wood or South Wimbledon Springfi eld Park E5 53, 343 Gospel Oak or Kentish Town West. Bus: 134, 214, Contact: 020 8960 4600 (Meanwhile), Wandsworth Road, 322, 355,155, 88 to Stockwell Location: Roe , NW9. Tube: Crouch Hill. Bus: 210, 41 185, 322, 344 Contact: 020 8539 4278; Contact: [email protected] Contact: 020 8543 5300; Contact: 020 7502 7588; Contact: 020 7277 4297; C1, C2, Kentish Town 24, 46 to Queens Crescent 020 8960 6336 (Mind); Contact Details: 020 7498 2329; Kingsbury. Bus: 183, 204 Contact: 020 7272 3522; Contact: 020 7582 4204; Holiday activities V Volunteering [email protected] www.kitchengarden.org.uk www.deencityfarm.co.uk www.growingcommunities.org www.artinthepark.co.uk Contact: 020 7916 5421; www.ktcityfarm.org.uk www.meanwhilegardens.com www.oasisplay.org.uk Contact: 020 8206 0492; www.bhcg.ik.com www.sunnysidegarden.org.uk www.vauxhallcityfarm.org