DISCOUNTED RAIN BARRELS & EDUCATION FOR CITY OF SAN DIEGO RESIDENTS
If you have previously purchased 2 rain barrels through this program, you are not qualified, and your order will be cancelled and refunded.
Discounted Rain Barrels, sponsored by Think Blue San Diego!
Rain barrels are $30 each after the special discount. Limit of 2 barrels per household. Discount for City of San Diego residents only.
Pre-purchase your discounted rain barrels for pickup at one of the following distribution events.
Discounted rain barrels are not currently available.
Solana Center sells rain barrels for $105 year-round at our store in Encinitas. Click here for more details and to place your order. All orders placed using that link must be picked up in Encinitas.
You can also join the interest list to be notified when discounted rain barrels are available in late 2026.
Rain Barrel Discount Details
Purchase:
Rain barrels are $30 each for City of San Diego residents after the $75 discount (original price $105)
Limited quantities, discount available while supplies last.
More rain barrels and savings:
Want more than 2 rain barrels? You may be eligible for more rebates!
City of SD residents can receive a $1.50/gallon rebate on the purchase of non-discounted rain barrels. Rebate dependent on application approval. Learn more.
Pick up:
Barrels can fit in the average 2 door sedan.
Must arrive during the designated window to pick up your barrel(s) at the event selected upon ordering.
After you place your order you will get an email with more instructions before the event, save this for reference!
For more details about the Ivy rain barrel, go to the main rain barrel page.
Have questions about rebates?
For questions on City of San Diego rain barrel/cistern rebates call (619) 533-4126 or e-mail: [email protected]
Have questions about rain barrels or the purchase process?
Contact us at [email protected] or (760) 436-7986 x700
Funding for this project has been provided in full or in part from the Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act of 2014 and through an agreement with the State Department of Water Resources.