A hidden treasure in Pt. Orange. Bring a sandwich and enjoy the stroll. Informative, too.

Well taken care of, nice paths and many wonderful plants.

Pretty park, kids loved the dinosaurs, great for a nature walk. My 19 month old got a tick bite, first tick I have seen in my life, traumatic to remove for me! Oh, and my 3 year old fell in the little man made pond so we ended up having to leave because he was soaked. I think my bad... More

Great Place to walk around and take picstures. Definitely recommend if you like nature.

Great break from the beach. Plus very interesting history of the sugar industry .old dinosaur and flowers.

I am an ameature photographer and got some get pictures! It is very Peaceful and I look forward to coming again sometime when the plants are more in bloom. Like I said in the title be sure to have some "OFF!" handy! It is a free park that takes donations!

This is close to our home. It's an interesting blast through history, with the ruins of the old Dunlawton plantation, "Bongoland" and then of course the botanical gardens. It's a nice hour or two trip if you have the time.

Brought my son today, nice drive in and a nice half hour spent. The garden was especially hot today but we found plenty of cooler spots to relax in. The dinosaurs (4 and a giant sloth) were pretty cool and my kid felt like a discoverer and was so excited to see them. No food or drink are allowed on... More

When Ponce De Leon searched for the fountain of youth little did he know that 70 miles south is the Garden of Eden. This place is paradise on earth. Cool, quiet, beautiful beyond imagination. The Fragrances are such that they overwhelm the senses. The sights are mystical and the layout is such that we could only think "this must be... More