Where are the allotments in Oxford?

The Trap Ground allotments are in north Oxford. They lie between the Oxford Canal and the River Thames, bordering the railway line. They are next to Port Meadow and Burgess Fields so there are excellent views in several directions from all parts of the site.

The allotments are accessible from Aristotle Lane via the railway bridge to Port Meadow. There is a second gate direct from the meadow.

There are now around 120 plots, mainly let as half plots with some whole and quarter plots and half-plots on the site.

Parking is available for plotholders next to Phil and Jim’s Primary School

 

Railway bridge gate

Entrance to the Trap Grounds North Oxford from Aristotle Lane opposite the Anchor Pub

Port Meadow gate

Entrance to the Trap Grounds North Oxford from Port Meadow for Tractors and Manure Deliveries
Various courgettes, yellow and green, on a wooden outdoor chair grown on the allotment
Fresh Swiss chard growing on the allotments
Round white pumpkin growing on a vine with large green leaves.
A pile of harvested garlic bulbs with long stems on soil in a garden bed.