Our allotments are extremely popular and there may be a waiting list at all sites. For more information on how to be included on the waiting list please see below or call 01425 473883.
Southampton Road (what3words /// website.dreams.skirting), Upper Kingston (what3words /// hacksaw.lightbulb.wiser), Hightown Road (until 31st September 2025) (what3words /// steeped.fuels.snacking) and Crow Arch Lane (what3words /// mime.shins.unloading
Allotments are provided for any resident, over the age of 18, who lives within the Ringwood parish boundary, subject to availability.
A chronological waiting list is kept and allotments will only be let to residents, over the age of 18 of neighbouring parishes, if there are no Ringwood residents on the list.
You can download an Allotment Application Form and the Allotment Regulations.
With effect from October 2015, a ground deposit of £24 is required at the start of an allotment tenancy.
Fees with effect from 1st October 2024
For new non-resident applicants, the charge will be double that of residents. *The Upper Kingston fees includes the recharge for the annual cost of vermin control arrangements at the allotments.
Each site has its own water supply. Southampton Road, Upper Kingston and Crow Arch Lane sites have lockable gates. Tenants are provided with a key for a £10 deposit.
All plots are automatically judged in the annual competition. Winners will be notified and awards given out each September. See 2022 winners here There was no competition in 2023 or 2024.
We are happy for you to grow whatever you want on your allotment within reason and within the law! We would also ask that you give consideration to your neighbours when deciding what to plant.
A mini plot is approximately 6m x 4m and a single plot is approximately 20m x 6m.
There is an Allotment Association at the Upper Kingston site and the Southampton Road site.
Transition Ringwood have a community allotment at Upper Kingston.
Dementia Friendly - Ringwood and Bransgore have an allotment at Upper Kingston
Apr
We are thrilled to announce that significant funding has been secured for a brand-new Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) at Carvers Recreation Ground — the next major milestone in a long-term plan to transform the park into a more inclusive, and better-used space for all.
Apr
The Town Council invites residents to a special evening ceremony on Thursday 8th May 2025, as part of a nationwide tribute to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.
Apr
Carvers Recreation Ground is looking greener and more welcoming this week following the planting of eight new cherry blossom trees and two elm trees, alongside the installation of two new benches near the skate park.
