St Stephen’s Well Community Garden

A Quiet Place

A quiet place to hide from the crowds, relax, and maybe stop to have a picnic.

About St Stephen’s Well Community Garden

“Just a few metres from a busy junction in inner-city Kirkstall, Leeds, our community garden is a quiet haven from the stresses of modern life. Our growing space is in a public garden where people come to relax, socialise and grow. We have raised beds with vegetables as well as fruit trees and bushes. There are flowers galore to attract bees and insects. It’s run by a small group of faithful volunteers and used by local residents and primary school. Diggers and non-diggers welcome!”

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Access guide

St Stephen’s Well Community Garden, opposite, 15 Station Parade, Leeds LS5 3HG

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Venue type

Outdoors – community garden.

Approach

  • St Stephen’s Well Community Garden is next to St Stephen’s Church.
  • The entrance is on Station Parade.
  • There is a metal gate that will be open.

Grounds

  • The garden is grass covered with no paving. It can be uneven in places.
  • There is some seating.

Assistance dogs are allowed, but pet dogs are not permitted.

Not available at this venue.

Picnic area only.

Exterior of St Stephen's Well Community Garden, with a tall stone wall and black metal gates, behind which are trees. Yorkshire stone setts pave the entrance, leading to a flagstone pavement. A sign on the gate indicates dogs are not permitted.