Community Gardens

Community gardens are a place for folks to come together and grow food. They are a wonderful way to meet new people, get your hands in the soil and eat good food.

Butte County has a number of Community Gardens around the county. We run or are supporting some of them, others are run by other groups. We encourage all to support and partake in the adventure of growing food together

Find a garden close to you:

BCLFN Gardens and Mentored Gardens

Chico

Vecino Community Garden

1535 Laburnum, please enter through the gate in the alley between Oleander and Laburnum and 5th and 6th Avenues. The garden grows food for the community, and has a Community Composting service and a Free The Food Stand out in front. They have events and workshops.

Unitarian Universalist Church

1289 Filbert Ave., Chico, Ca. Open by appointment. Fridays from 1-5

Veterans Community Garden

Private community garden for Veterans and their families. All Veterans are wholeheartedly invited to join us! Tuesdays from 9-noon.

Please contact Rosemary Febbo at rosemary@bclocalfood.org

Paradise

Bumblebee Garden

253 Burden Terrace Rd., open to the public by appointment, offers community food, events, talks and more. Has a Free The Food Stand. Mondays from 10 to 2.

Paradise Community Garden

In its early planning stages, site not yet determined but we need the community’s input to get this garden going. This is a project of Adventist Health Feather River Health Foundation, Butte Stronger and the North Valley Community Foundation’s LEAD program. Please contact Pamm at pamm@bclocalfood.org for more information.

Magalia Community Garden

Magalia Community Center, 13917 South Park Dr., meeting twice a month to plan and start the garden with opening date in summer 2024.

Gardens run by other organizations

Oak Way Community Garden

8th Ave and Highway 32. This garden is run by the Butte Environmental Council and is a plot garden. Find out more and how to get on their waiting list at https://www.becnet.org/plant-a-garden

Kentfield Garden

1125 Kentfield Rd, off 1 st Ave. in Chico. Run by From the Ground Up Farms, Inc., find out more and how to get involved here. https://www.facebook.com/fromthegroundupfarms

African American Family and Cultural Center Community Garden

2377 Wyandotte Ave. Open Wed-Saturday 9-12 or call 530-532-1205

The Garden at St.Timothy’s

410 Jackson st. Workshops, Community Composting, Free the Food Stand. Find out how to be involved by contacting st.timothygarden@gmail.com

Stirling City Community Garden

16997 Manzanita St, Stirling City, CA 95978

Contact us at info@bclocalfood.org if:

  • You don’t see your community garden listed

    You don’t see contact info for a garden and want to get in touch with them