Accessibility

Are the gardens family friendly?

There's lots to explore! Please keep children with you at all times, especially near water. Please treat the gardens respectfully.

Are the gardens wheelchair accessible?

The main lawns of the gardens and parts of the nature trail are wheelchair accessible. Contact us to ask about accessible parking.

Are the paths and lawns easily accessible?

You are welcome to borrow one of

our walking sticks available at the entrance. The stonework and lawns may be uneven.

Visiting

When are you open?

10 am to 5 pm

Wednesday to Sunday and Holiday Mondays

May to October

What is the cost of admission?

Admission for adults $5

Children free

Is there parking?

We have a large parking lot. It can accommodate buses and RVs as well as numerous cars.

May I bring my dog?

Please keep your dog on a short lead and do not allow him to urinate on the plants in the gardens.

Is there a toilet?

There is a splendid outhouse in the gardens and another at Painter's Point.

Where can I find a map of the gardens?

Here is a map of the gardens to print. Paper maps are available at the parking lot.

Are there picnic spots?

What if it rains?

We have umbrellas that you are welcome to borrow.

How old are the gardens?

It varies. The first gardens were created in 1977. The first tree Bill planted was the ginkgo on our patio. New gardens are still being added

How large are the gardens?

The gardens are about four acres of our 77 acre farm.

Who helps maintain the gardens?

Bill and Dawn are the full-time gardeners and really appreciate the encouragement and support of the Green Thumbers and our garden visitors.

Who are the Green Thumbers?

The Green Thumbers are volunteers who help us in our gardens on an informal basis. Contact us if you are interested in volunteering.