Williamsburg Botanical Garden

The Williamsburg Botanical Garden is a botanical garden in Virginia spread across 250 acres with distinct habitats including wetlands, forests, and specialized garden sections. Pathways connect native plant collections and are accessible to all visitors throughout the grounds.

The garden was established in the late 1990s as a small community initiative and has grown into a comprehensive botanical center. This expansion reflects growing regional interest in environmental conservation.

The garden serves as a learning space where visitors discover how native plants fit into local ecosystems and how gardening can support the environment. These lessons reflect what matters to people in the region today.

The garden has accessible pathways throughout and offers free entry, making it easy to visit. Parking is available right at the main entrance for visitor convenience.

The site holds Level I Arboretum designation, meaning it meets high standards for plant management and care. You can observe how the grounds actively support pollinators and wildlife through intentional design choices.