2026 Spring Rain Barrel Sale

“Don’t Let the Rain Go Down the Drain”

Capture the rain and put it to work for your home and your landscape. The Ogle County Soil and Water Conservation District is excited to offer affordable, high-quality rain barrels and composters this spring.

Rain Barrel Sale Logo

With partnership from the City of Oregon.
Thank you for your support.

Why Use a Rain Barrel?

Rain barrels are a simple, cost-effective way to conserve water and protect our local environment.

By collecting rainwater from your roof, you can:

  • Save money on summer water bills
  • Provide chemical-free water for gardens, lawns, and flowers
  • Reduce stormwater runoff from your property
  • Help protect local streams and rivers from pollution

Rainwater is naturally soft and ideal for plants, making it a smart and sustainable choice for homeowners.

Close-up of hand watering vibrant flowers with a green watering can in a sunny garden.

Available Products

Rain Barrels (Upcycled & Ready to Use)

Food Quality High Density Poly Ethylene Barrels that were previously used to ship pickled food overseas.

equipped with:

  • garden hose size spigot at the bottom
  • two overflow fittings
  • a screw-on Screened lid to keep out debris and mosquitoes

Options Available:

  • 55-Gallon (Black, Grey, Blue, Terra Cotta) – $75
  • 50-Gallon Terra Cotta – $70

Composters

  • 55-Gallon Tumbling Composter (Black) – $180

How to Install your rain barrel – by The Conservation foundation