We manage 3,000 allotments over 70 sites, including plots designed for disabled people (wheelchair and non-wheelchair users).
We also have a number of accessible plots with raised beds available at some sites and we can create accessible plots when needed.
Allotments are a good way of producing healthy fruit and vegetables at a relatively low cost, and you can produce them organically if you want to.
What do you want to do?
Sheffield Allotments 2019 Calendar
Our Sheffield Allotments 2019 calendar is finally here and available to purchase. For further information please contact us on 0114 2500500 or email parksandcountryside@sheffield.gov.uk.
The winning photographs were taken by:
- Mr Frank Smith, Sharrard Road Allotments
- Mrs Sharon Ashton, Burncross Road Allotments
- Mr Robert Lord, Rustlings Road Allotments
- Firth Park Community Allotments, Brushes Allotments
- Mrs Doreen Skipper, Moss Way Allotments
- Miss Lisa Fowler, Moss Way Allotments
- Ms Anna Gregoriou, Meersbrook Allotments
- Mr Richard Taylor, Mickley Lane Allotments
- Mr David Cowley, Norton St Pauls Allotments
- Mr Stephen Winbolt, Finchwell Road Allotments
- Dr Cathy Davis, Harris Road Allotments
Please note:
You can only apply for one site.
Allotments waiting lists & vacancies
If a site has both vacancies and a waiting list it is because the vacant plots don’t meet the requirements of those on the waiting list.
Allotment societies
Many allotment sites in Sheffield have their own society. Allotment societies often bring benefits to an allotment site such as reduced price seed for tenants, opportunities to meet and share knowledge with other tenants, plant swaps, fundraising and events.
Community Allotments
Community allotments offer individuals a chance to get involved in growing their own fruit and vegetables in a supportive community environment. Many of the projects are aimed at people who may have particular support needs or difficulty in accessing an allotment plot of their own.
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