Introduction
Allotments in Sunningdale date back to 1860, possibly earlier. The current site was first let by the Rev. Raffles Flint, the vicar of Holy Trinity, around the late 1870s. The Parish Council, which was formed on 31st December 1894, officially took over responsibility for running the allotments at Michaelmas in 1895, and it has looked after them ever since.
A complete history of Sunningdale Allotments can be found here. It provides a useful read for anybody who is keen on local history or allotments.
Here is a slideshow with pictures that were taken at the allotments in September 2016. It focuses on squashes, pumpkins and decorative plants.
Interested in a plot?
There are currently 70 plots on the site. They vary in size from as little as 1.4 poles (35 sq. metres) up to 6.3 poles (160 sq. metres), although the average is under 3.7 poles (approx. 93 sq metres)
There are no plots currently available, if you wish to be added to the waiting list please email your details to info@sunningdaleparish.org.uk
View the AllotmentSiteDrawingfeb2021
If you are new to growing then you may find the following articles useful:
New to an Allotment?
FAQ from Plot Holders
If you are interested in having a plot then please contact the Assistant To The Clerk for further information.
William Pack Cup for the best allotment in 2020
Best Allotment:
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1st Prize awarded to Phil and Debbie Greenaway |
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2nd Prize awarded to Alison Foster |
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3rd Prize awarded to Daphne Evans |
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Highly Commended awarded to Trevor Offord |
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Best Newcomer awarded to Ann McCormack |