Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands
The Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands (RBUFW) is in the early stages of becoming an urban community learning farm where people learn to grow food in the city.
The farm used to be called the Atlantic City Nursery and is owned by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Seattle Tilth was granted co-operatorship of the site in 2011 along with Friends of Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands.
With the help of community volunteers and organizations, Seattle Tilth is developing the site into a dynamic farm that will be an educational place for the whole community. Weekly volunteer work parties are happening every Saturday and you are invited to stop by and get your hands dirty! Learn from the experts through hands-on experience at this little urban farm in Rainier Beach and be part of an exciting process of growing a community farm!
Weekly Drop-in Work Parties
Saturdays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.|
Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands
5513 S. Cloverdale Street
Seattle, WA 98118
Get directions
Get Involved!
Find out about volunteer opportunities at a Volunteer Orientation at RBUFW.
See the list of volunteer opportunities & internships. Please fill out a volunteer application before you arrive.
Community Input
Rainier Valley neighbors, we want to hear from you! Envision the future of this community site and share your ideas with the Friends of RBUFW who are leading this process. Get a glimpse of what RBUFW may look like by checking out the proposed concepts.
Nearby Sites 
Seattle Tilth is very active in Southeast Seattle. Find out about another community learning garden of Seattle Tilth's, the Rainier Beach Learning Garden.
Partners
The Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands is part of the Rainier Valley Eats (RaVE) campaign, finding creative ways to address hunger and food security in Rainier Valley. Find out about RaVE.
Media
"An urban farm helps immigrants from East Africa settle in Seattle," September 1, 2012, Seattle Times, written by Kibkabe Araya. See the photo albumby Alan Berner.


