United States Arkansas Hot Springs
Garvan Woodland Gardens
A 210-acre botanical oasis offering themed gardens, water features, and nature trails designed for education, conservation, and recreation.
- 550 Arkridge Road
- (501) 262-9300
- http://www.garvangardens.org/
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The botanical garden of the University of Arkansas, Garvan Woodland Gardens, is 210 acres of structured gardens and wild woodlands. Popular attractions include a 4-acre Asian garden with a 12-foot waterfall and koi pond, the Perry Wildflower Overlook, the Evans Treehouse, and the world-famous Anthony Chapel.
leah 1 year ago
Nestled in the Ouachita Mountains, Garvan Woodland Gardens is undeniably one of the most beautiful botanic gardens in the world. Visitors can explore 210 acres of lush garden rooms, cascading streams, impeccable landscapes, and picturesque trails. With an extensive collection of flora, from delicate wildflowers to towering trees, this Arkansas gem is a must-see destination for anyone seeking natural beauty and serene surroundings.
seeker 1 year ago
i was there last spring and loved it 😍
leah 2 years ago
Garvan Woodland Gardens Guides
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leah (Leah Fishman) things to do in hot springs, arkansasWorld's Most Beautiful Botanic Gardens
seeker (Seeker Editors) Spend time engulfed in an awe-inspiring atmosphere that originates from being surrounded by massive amounts of carefully looked after plants. We wandered the sprawling grounds of plentiful flowers at The Royal Botanical Garden in England and sweat beneath the Arizona sun admiring oddly shaped cacti at the Desert Botanical Garden. Whether it's the aesthetic zen of rock gardens in Japan or well-kept orchard collections in Singapore, we chose a selection of our favorite gardens so you can have a safe bet for your itinerary.
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