Built in the 1980's, the 4th East Garden may be the oldest existing community garden in Salt Lake City. The garden features 25 allotment plots, a rooftop rainwater harvesting system, beehives, chickens, and a plethora of flowers, herbs and vegetables, including tomatoes, corn, pumpkins, pears, apples, peaches, strawberries, and raspberries.

This linear garden is part of a master-planned trail and park system on 900 South. A series of public spaces (a bike park, a community garden, and parks) are connected with a lovely paved pathway that runs from 600 West all the way to the Jordan River Parkway.The community garden…

Cannon Greens is a neighborhood community garden where "provident living ideas grow." The garden's whimsical layout encourages the imagination while feeding the heart and soul of our community. We offer a place for people to grow their own food, share their gardening knowledge and gather together for fun events. The…

Creekside Community Garden is located at Ben Franklin Park at the site of a former fishing clubhouse. It serves 38 families within the fence, and the community at large outside the fence with the "You Pick It" area. There are 2 ADA plots, in the form of large galvanized watering…

Fairpark Community Garden is a haven in the middle of a highly diverse part of Salt Lake City. Our garden is shared with the Wasatch Community Gardens' Youth Garden Program. The produce grown on that part of the garden goes into the homes of the young gardeners and also a…

The Garden of Wheadon is located on the historic 55 acre farm of Gene and Deane Wheadon, who preserved the land as open space in perpetuity. Turning down offers of millions of dollars to sell their land for development, Gene put it bluntly, "I don't want to sell the farm.…

The Gateway Community Garden is located at 46 N. 500 W., just North of the Gateway Mall.  Opened in Fall of 2018, this new garden is all raised beds, offering comfortable gardening for people of all ages.

The garden occupies more than 1/2 acre on the east side of Salt Lake City, at 600 E 800 S. It includes an artesian well that waters our garden plots, as well as a beautiful straw bale greenhouse and a hoop house. It is also the site of our annual…

We are located in the southeast corner of Harmony Park just North of a baseball field. We have four raised beds for those who are disabled, 23 20' plots and six shorter plots, for a total of 33 plots. Our common areas include room for fruit trees, a small children's…

A few years ago, a group of like-minded neighbors pulled together to form the Historic Sandy Community Garden. Their purpose was two-fold: to give people a great place to garden, and to help cultivate a stronger sense of community. By either measure, the garden has been a significant success. After…

The Magna Community Garden is comprised of young people and the young at heart. We are located a block north of historic Magna Main Street, within Copper Park, which has many play areas for children. One of the play areas is close to the garden. We have a beautiful shed…

The Off-Broadway Community Garden’s history is worth remembering. The location of the garden was once the 337 Project, a watershed event where 150 local artists, ranging from taggers to established gallery artists, swarmed over the building creating an art gallery like none other. The building was breathing with life, creativity,…

In 2013, Salt Lake City announced it had set aside space in several city parks for community garden use. One of those sites is Popperton Park in the Avenues area of Salt Lake City, just north of Shriners Hospital for Children. Through the efforts of the Avenues Community Council and…

The Rose Park Community Garden has community members of diverse ethnic backgrounds, ages, incomes, and experience that work together and share in at least 4,000 pounds of organic produce each season. We have seasonal celebrations and donate to the Food Bank. Mission Statement The Rose Park Community Garden is deeply committeed…

Our garden is growing with our community! Most of us just want a little plot of ground and to learn how to grow our own food, but we'd like to make our neighborhoods safer and more connected as well. We have a great spot with a shade tree, spacious garden…