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Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens

A young child smiles while a blue butterfly perches on their finger.

Your garden
adventure awaits

Explore over 50 acres at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens

PLAN YOUR VISIT
Location

Location and hours

Calendar

Event calendar

Map

Garden map

High-Five

Support and volunteer

Two brothers smile and hold hands walking on a path with dense jungle-like vegetation all around.

A family-friendly
Savannah attraction

With more than 100,000 annual visitors

Ticket Pricing

Children (3-16)

$6.00

Adults (17+)

$8.00

Seniors (65+)

$6.00

Students and Military (with ID)

$6.00

*The Georgia Coastal Botanical Garden welcomes service animals. There are NO PETS allowed. See our Garden Guidelines.

A male Eastern Blue Bird.

Recognized as a bird biodiversity hotspot by Cornell University

Perfect for avid birdwatchers

Browse the gardens

The Cottage Garden gazebo in spring.
A monarch butterfly perched on a milkweed flower.
Sun and Shade Garden at dusk.

cottage garden | native plant trail | judge arthur solomon camellia trail | mediterranean garden | crape myrtle alleE | Sun and shade garden | rivers of iris | Barbour lathrop bamboo collection | trustees garden | formal and white gardens | orchid greenhouse

Our story began
with bamboo


Established as a bamboo grove around 1890, then taken over by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 1919, the gardens are now managed by the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and are devoted to fostering research and education. Plants from all over the world can be found in our unique collections, including several trees and shrubs which are one-of-a-kind in the U.S.

Our historic bamboo collection includes more than 70 species, and our internationally acclaimed camellia collection is one of the largest in the country, with 36 species blooming from October to March.