Community Garden Information

NEIGHBORHOOD GARDENING GROUPS
Corvallis Garden Share
City-wide Facebook group for sharing produce, knowledge, seeds, and starts.
Search for “Corvallis Garden Share” on Facebook
Seavy Community Network
In northeast Corvallis, in the vicinity of Seavy Ave. Potlucks, sharing and support (skills, tools, seeds, knowledge, and bartering).
Dana Allen • rebelfarms@peak.org • 541-757-8658
Tunison Neighborhood
In southwest Corvallis, west of Hwy. 99. Seed, garden and food preservation tool and skill-sharing.
Rebecka Weinsteiger • 541-231-1907

West Corvallis
In and around the College Hill section of Corvallis. tool and information sharing.
Annette Mills • 541-230-1237

Potlucks, canning parties,

COMMUNITY GARDENS WITH INDIVIDUAL PLOTS
Calvin Presbyterian Church Community Garden
1736 NW Dixon St.
www.facebook.com/communitygardenatcalvin • 541-757-8021
Dunawi Creek Community Garden
In Starker Arts Park, SW 45th Pl. at Country Club Dr. City-owned. Managed by Corvallis Environmental Center. Small fee and deposit. www.corvallisenvironmentalcenter.org • 541-753-9211
Sunrise Corner Community Garden
1165 SE Alexander Ave. A small, privately-owned community garden. “Fee” is labor rather than money.
Christine Robins • 541-738-2610
Leonard Street Community Garden
Plots available for low-income residents in the Tunison Neighborhood.
Rebecka Weinsteiger • 541-752-7220 ext. 312
Linn-Benton Community College Community Garden
6500 Paci c Blvd. SW., Albany. Open to the public. $50 fee includes the plots being tilled each year.
541-917-4603
Westside Community Garden
4000 SW Western Blvd. Under the direction of an experienced gardener. For low-income, primarily Latino, families to grow their own food. Small fee.
Sue Domingues • 541-231-3859 • sue_domingues@hotmail.com
Willamette Community Garden
SE Goodnight Ave. and SE Heron View St., at entrance to Willamette Park. Opening spring 2016.
Corvallis Parks and Recreation • 541-766-6918
COMMUNITY GARDENS WORKED COOPERATIVELY The Giving Garden
Located at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 2650 NW Highland Dr. Produce donated to local food bank.
Jennifer.klammer@comcast.net

Lincoln School Garden
Located at Lincoln Elementary School, 110 SE Alexander Ave. Volunteers do a diversity of tasks (e.g. adult workdays, student activities, solo gardening tasks).
lpi.oregonstate.edu/healthyyouth/gardens/lincoln/index.shtml
Monroe Sharing Gardens
648 Orchard St., Monroe, OR. The food is shared among those who have con- tributed in some way, as well as others who are in need in the community. All surplus is donated to local food charities.
thesharinggardens.blogspot.com
Llyn Peabody and Chris Burns • ShareInJoy@gmail.com
Mid-Willamette Family YMCA Community Youth Garden
3201 Paci c Blvd. SW, Albany. Community garden of about 5,000 square feet. Produce is distributed to needy participants as well as local food banks. Mentoring@ymcaalbany.org • Kathleen Magnuson • 541-926-4488, ext. 106
OSU Organic Growers Club Garden
Just east of Corvallis, near Trysting Tree Golf Course on Hwy. 34. This two-acre, ten-year-old organic farm is run by student volunteers. Regular work parties are open to OSU students and the wider community. cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu/organic_grower
James Cassidy • james.cassidy@oregonstate.edu • 541-737-6810
Oak Creek Center for Urban Horticulture (OSU)
35th St. north of Western Blvd. Students from OSU’s Introduction to Organic Gardening course grow a seasonal garden, with produce donated to Plant a Row for the Hungry. Community volunteers are welcomed and may partici- pate in weekly training sessions and potlucks on Mondays. groups.hort.oregonstate.edu/content/osu-student-organic-garden
Al Shay • Al.Shay@oregonstate.edu • 541-737-2503
Philomath Community Garden
South of the Philomath Community Services building near Applegate and 9th St. Open to anyone in Philomath, but targeted for residents in
need. Shared garden area along with an orchard and berries. Surplus food will go to the local food bank.
Denise Guinn • 541-207-2982
Produce for the People Garden
4000 SW Western Blvd. This volunteer-based garden grows fresh nutritious

food for low-income individuals and agencies, while providing opportunities for gardeners of all ages to grow, learn, and contribute to their community. Most produce is donated.
Sue Domingues • sue_domingues@hotmail.com • 541-231-3859
SAGE Garden
Starker Arts Park, SW 45th Pl. at Country Club Dr. City-owned. Managed by Corvallis Environmental Center. Everything harvested goes to food banks. SAGE thrives thanks to service groups and dedicated volunteers. SAGE@corvallisenvironmentalcenter.org • 541-753-9211
Spartan Garden
Located at Corvallis High School, at the intersection of 14th St. and Fillmore Ave. Volunteers do a diversity of tasks. lpi.oregonstate.edu/healthyyouth/gardens/spartan/index.shtml 

This information Provided through the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition and its Garden Resource Guide