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Visit the Botanic Garden
The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern is a tranquil retreat that showcases the unique flora of the Southeastern Coastal Plain while serving as a hub for education, conservation and community engagement. Whether you’re here to explore our beautiful collections, attend an educational program, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings, the Garden offers something for everyone.
Located in Statesboro, Georgia, the Garden spans 11.5 acres of curated landscapes, historic structures, and contemplative spaces. Plan your visit today or take a to explore the Garden from anywhere!
Visit the Garden
Hours of Operation
- Monday-Friday: 9 am 鈥� 5 pm
- Saturdays: 9 am 鈥� 2 pm
- Sunday: 1 pm 鈥� 5 pm
- May be closed on University holidays.
- Closed on Sundays that fall immediately after a plant sale.
Temporary Summer Hours (June 1-August 31)
- Monday-Saturday: 9 a.m. 鈥� 2 p.m.
- Sunday: Closed
Visitor Information
- The Garden is a non-smoking (non-vaping) facility.
- Pets are not allowed beyond the parking lot to protect plants and wildlife.
- Service animals as defined by the ADA are welcome.
- Most paths are accessible, though some may have uneven surfaces.
- Water bottles are recommended, especially during warmer months.
Admission
- $5 per adult
- FREE for Garden members, students, and children
- Reciprocal Admissions Program: Free admission for members of the American Horticultural Society
The Garden participates in the American Horticultural Society鈥檚 Reciprocal Admissions Program. Members of this program receive free admission to the Garden.
Location
1503 Bland Avenue
P.O. Box 8039
Statesboro, GA 30460Find Us on Google Maps
Photography
Casual photography by visitors during their Garden experience is welcome.
Anyone using the Garden as a backdrop for portraits or special occasion photos must schedule in advance and pay the photography fee ($50/hour), including:
- Anyone receiving payment for photography services
- Anyone rendering services typically provided by a professional photographer (even if not charging)
- Anyone taking photographs of more than 5 people
Photography sessions must be scheduled at least 3 days in advance.For complete details and to schedule a session, please call (912) 478-1149 or consult the .
Booking the Garden for PhotographyGuided Tours
Professional Garden Educators are pleased to offer tours on a variety of topics to groups of guests of all ages. Please contact Morgan Dunn at mdunn@georgiasouthern.edu or 912-478-1507 for scheduling and pricing information.
School Tours
School tours are available for grades K-12 with programs on a variety of topics by our Professional Garden Educators. Call or email Morgan Dunn at mdunn@georgiasouthern.edu or 912-478-1507 to discuss possibilities and schedule a tour.
Meet Social Studies and Science Standards with level-appropriate Field Trips for grade levels K-5.
Meet Middle Grades and higher with fun! Call or email Morgan Dunn for more information.
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Directions
The Garden is located a few blocks from the main campus of 橘子视频 at 1503 Bland Avenue.
take I-16 West to exit 127/Georgia Hwy 67. Take Hwy 67 North (Fair Road) to Statesboro. Turn left onto Georgia Avenue, just after the traffic light at Bermuda Run/Greenbriar Apartments. Turn right onto Bland Avenue. The Garden gates will be on your right.
take I-16 east to exit 116/US Hwy 301/25. Take Hwy 301 North to Statesboro. Turn right onto 301 bypass. Turn left at the traffic light onto Lanier Drive. At the end of Lanier Drive, turn right onto Georgia Avenue and an immediate left onto Bland Avenue. The Garden gates will be on your right.
take US Hwy 25 South to Statesboro. Turn right onto Georgia Hwy 67 South. (Note: Hwy 67 South will turn slightly to the left in downtown Statesboro and become Hwy 67 South/Fair Road.) Turn right onto Georgia Avenue (the first right after the traffic light at West Gentilly Road). Turn right onto Bland Avenue. The Garden gates will be on your right.
Virtual Tour
Can’t visit in person?