Alta Vista Botanical Gardens is a place for garden and art enthusiasts.  Be a loving neighbor and help clean up the trails throughout the garden to keep this a beautiful place for students and nature lovers alike.

Groups will mostly groom the trails.  This could include raking leaves, hoeing weeds and hauling debris away in a wheel barrow.  On certain occasions, there are special events in the garden during which set-up might also be needed.  Our volunteer coordinator, Ken Bouchard will greet you at the front gate and provide you with tools and directions.

There are some projects suitable for the children in the children’s garden.  If interested, please make a note when registering.  Children should be at least 12 years old unless they are accompanied by a parent who will be working with them.

• Meet at Alta Vista Gardens: 1270 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084
• Please bring: Gloves, Hats, Close-toed shoes, Sunblock & Water
• Child Friendly – Yes!  Children should be at least 12 years old.
• Questions:  Ken Bouchard, (760) 420-4112, [email protected]

Alta Vista Botanical Gardens is a unique hilltop botanical garden that features a wide variety of plants.  It is a gathering place for the North County Community and works to protect and preserve endangered habitats, which are vital to the health of our planet and all of its inhabitants.  Be a loving neighbor and help clean up the trails throughout the garden to keep it beautiful for students and nature lovers alike.

Duties:  Volunteers will be weeding, raking, trimming and cleaning up the trails.  Our volunteer coordinator will greet you at the front gate, provide you with tools, and give volunteers directions.

• Meet at Alta Vista Gardens: 1270 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, CA 92084
• Please Bring: Gloves, hats, close-toed shoes, sunblock, water and appropriate clothing
• Child Friendly:  Yes!  Children should be at least 12 years old and accompanied by a parent who will be working with them.  Please make a note when registering. 
• Questions:  Onsite Team Leader:
  • Michelle Petitte, (760) 716-3645, [email protected]