Allotment
The Community Allotment in Fairfield, Buxton, is a wonderful and welcoming space, offering a range of activities and resources that bring people together in nature. The focus on therapeutic gardening and group work provides both physical and mental well-being benefits, creating a supportive environment for people with learning disabilities and the wider local community.​
Therapeutic Gardening
A focus on group labour and creative gardening, offering a peaceful outdoor space for mental and physical well-being.
Local Community Hub
A space for people to come together, work with nature, and enjoy the outdoors
Inclusive Environment
Open to everyone, with special provisions for people with learning disabilities.
Community Allotment:
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Location: Fairfield district, Buxton, Derbyshire
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Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday – 10:30 am to 3:30 pm
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Who’s Welcome: Free for anyone with a learning disability or part of the local community (self-referrals and professional referrals welcome)
Facilities:
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Warm community shed
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Compostable toilet
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Sensory garden with plants for sensory stimulation
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Wildlife reserve pond for pond dipping and frog-watching
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Wildflower meadows
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Raised beds and two poly-tunnels for gardening
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New tool shed and repaired poly-tunnels (thanks to Eurovia)
