Dunton Community Garden Group
Phone: 07786967132
Address: GREAT CLOSE
CHURCH FARM
DUNTON
BIGGLESWADE
SG188RR
CHURCH FARM
DUNTON
BIGGLESWADE
SG188RR
Advance education for the benefit of the inhabitants of Bedfordshire and surrounding counties in particular in organic gardening.
Promote the preservation of the environment by demonstrating gardening methods, which include horticulture and recycling.
Provision of facilities for recreation for individuals who have a need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmaity or disability.
Promote the preservation of the environment by demonstrating gardening methods, which include horticulture and recycling.
Provision of facilities for recreation for individuals who have a need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmaity or disability.
Facilities: Volunteering, Picnic area, Sustainable/Green building on site
Open to the public?: Yes
Opening hours:
Accessible?: No
Has livestock?: No
Details of livestock and rare breeds kept:
Directions: Off the A1: from the south, come off 3 miles north of Junction 10, signposted to Edworth at watertower. Follow country road, but do not turn for Edworth, for 3 miles to village of Dunton. From the north, come off at the Biggleswade south roundabout, Follow signs to Dunton (2 and half miles). There is a 2-hourly bus service from Biggleswade.
On event days (disabled parking only) and volunteer days, once in Dunton, turn into Church Street next to the March Hare pub; continue straight on through the farm drive; the community garden is at the end of the drive. At other times, park in the village, walk down Cambridge Road until you come to the bridleway on the right-hand side; walk down the bridleway and follow the signs.
On event days (disabled parking only) and volunteer days, once in Dunton, turn into Church Street next to the March Hare pub; continue straight on through the farm drive; the community garden is at the end of the drive. At other times, park in the village, walk down Cambridge Road until you come to the bridleway on the right-hand side; walk down the bridleway and follow the signs.