Worcester City Allotments

Grow your own!

An allotment is not only a way of growing your own fresh produce, it's also a great way of getting in the fresh air, a good source of exercise, an opportunity to make new friends and good for the environment.

Allotment sites managed by Worcester City Council

Worcester City Council owns and manages 23 allotment sites.

If you reside within Worcester City and wish to apply for a plot and be added to our waiting lists, please complete the allotment application form.

Before completing an application to join the waiting list for a site, it is important that you consider the site you are applying for.

All our allotment sites have their own benefits, however, some of our sites are at risk of flooding, if you would like to check, before registering your interest, please check the long term flood risk for an area in England - (GOV.UK).

Plot allocation is restricted to a maximum of one full-size plot, or equivalent (i.e. two half plots) per person, with a maximum of two full-size plots (or equivalent) per household.

Allotment Application Form

Please Note: If you are not a tenant please seek permission from the Council before going onto any site - either email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone Customer Services on 01905 722233.

Self-managed allotment sites in Worcester

There are four allotment sites that are privately managed, and another that falls just outside the Worcester City boundary. These are:

1. Hill Avenue (Worcester)
2. Oldbury Road (Worcester)
3. Mabb Close (Worcester) - Managed by Warndon Parish Council
4. Perdiswell Allotment Association (Worcester) Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
5. Whittington Parish Allotments (Situated outside the Worcester City boundary and managed by Whittington Parish Council)