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Community Gardens

Program

Vibrant Communities

Portland Community Gardens have provided Portlanders with opportunities for improved physical and social well-being since 1975. There are 60 PP&R Community Gardens located throughout Portland, developed and operated by volunteers and Bureau staff, and offering a variety of activities.

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Gardeners hold sweet potatoes and laugh.

Community Garden Registration and Plot Information

Community Garden gardeners planting

Community Gardens Program Policies

Small graphic showing a map of the City of Portland with blue pin drops marking community garden locations.

Find a Community Garden near you

Request a community garden plot

Transfer your community garden plot

Register for the PP&R Access Discount

Group picture of gardeners at NE 72nd Avenue Community Garden

Community Garden Resources

Helensview Community Garden

Submit Service Hours Online

Gardeners gather around a table for a potluck.

Community Garden Volunteer Information

Gardener stands by donation table with produce and boxes on it.

Produce for People

People gathering in the center of a circle of cedar trees

Native Gathering Garden at Cully Park

A photo of Parks staff serving free lunches to community members.

COVID-19 Advisories

Equity and Civil Rights

Contact

Portland Community Gardens

PKComGard@PortlandOregon.gov

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Mailing address

6437 SE Division Street
Portland, OR 97206

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