Together we aim to make this beautiful corner of our planet a haven for wildlife, plants and people.
We encourage collective, enjoyable work days & thoughtful observation, rather than thoughtless labour
Help days are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 10am – 4pm with delicious shared lunches. Come & meet our great team of local people.
Several times a year we rally round to complete a big job (like tree planting or building the labyrinth). If you’d like to join one of these work weekends keep an eye on our social media where we’ll post dates, or just drop us a message! As always a shared lunch will be provided.
Together we grow chemical free flowers, vegetables and fruit, and are working on making land grown products, including juices, wreathes, green wood and willow objects. We dream of developing product lines: pickles, jams, pesto, medicinal mushrooms, comfrey tea and beyond. We will sell locally and ethically, delivering by bicycle powered electric vehicles.
We have planted trees and native hedges, cleared a lot of mess and now have a flock of rare breed sheep who look after our pasture as we look after them.
We have neighbours in this valley where sound travels very well, so please be courteous at all times, especially when entering and leaving the site.
We are grateful to many friends who go out of their way to help us with their effort, kindness and vision to enrich the land.
Bath City Farm is a charity and vital green space that’s free to access, nestled in-between Twerton and Whiteway communities. As well as providing a community cafe, playground, farm animals, food growing areas and a nature trail across our 37 acres, we deliver targeted projects for children, young people and adults with additional needs. We offer therapeutic and vocational projects in gardening, animal care, horticulture, cooking and wildlife conservation. Please get in touch to find out more.
Blooming Whiteway is about growing plants – especially food, growing biodiversity & growing us as a community!
Based on the Whiteway estate we sit between Bath City Farm and open countryside – a great spot.
We are fascinated by what happens over, under and around the garden fence. We’re curious about how gardens connect with each other through the lifecycle of insects, birds, plants, mircrobes and more.
We work to enhance the biodiversity of the area and are dedicated to growing ecologically.
We’re part of entangled conversations and activities in Bath and beyond which address the Climate and Ecological Emergencies.
