Winter Hours
October-May
Tuesday- Sunday
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thank you for your service!
Veterans get free admission to the Gardens
Sunday, November 10th, by showing their military ID.
Breathtaking Natural Vistas
Encompassing a diversity of wetland and upland native habitats, the Gardens provide shelter and sustenance to the aquatic and terrestrial species, while its river overlook affords a rare opportunity to be enveloped by the River's pristine environs.
Photo© Joan Keeney Photography
World-class Sculptures
We've brought in award-winning artists from around the world to create a unique and diverse experience.
Photo© Joan Keeney Photography
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Steel Palm at Sunset
Our signature sculpture is visible
from many exciting angles.
Photo© Joan Keeney Photography
Project Overview
Learn more about the history, vision and planned stages of expansion of the area’s newest botanical gardens.
Abutting the Peace River, this 30-acre waterfront oasis will encompass the diversity of five ecosystems including marshlands, wetlands, mangroves, uplands, a tidal basin and an island amphitheater. Flowering trees and plants will bloom throughout the year. And more than 15,000 sq. ft. of boardwalks and docks are planned to provide optimum viewing of the Garden’s massive sculptures.
History of the Gardens
Roger and Linda Tetrault started with 27 acres of wetlands. They conceived the idea of botanical gardens with world-class sculptures and an art museum, while still preserving the natural environment…read more
Phase 1: Sculpture Garden
Now open, the Sculpture Gardens features sculptures by internationally-renowned artists. These include artist from the United States, China, Turkey, Indonesia... read more
Future Expansion
As we continue to expand the Gardens, we will continue to develop sculpture display areas, multi-use facilities, an ampitheater, conservatory, welcome center, gift shop, cafe and more. View our future plans...read more
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” -Albert Einstein
"The boat symbolized a voyage - the journey of our lives..."
We start sailing and we stop in some ports and we meet people. Sometimes we stay long, and sometimes not. Sometimes we sail again. Sometimes the sea is choppy, and sometimes calm. That's life. And in the end, we all stop somewhere...
Kamal Tufan, "Keel"