Welcome to East Reservoir Community Garden

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July 29, 2010

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Welcome...

Our community garden sits alongside the New River and overlooks the East Reservoir in Stoke Newington. Nestled beneath Hackney’s oldest oak tree, the community garden has an eco building where education, community events and volunteering activities run throughout the year.

The garden also has a tree house bird hide, varied wildlife habitats, a pond and river, mini-nature trails, vegetable patches and living willow structures.

Activities and events

Education sessions

Volunteering

Picture gallery

How to find us

Download a mini guide to East Reservoir

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