Sayen Park Botanical Garden

Set across 30 acres of landscaped grounds, the garden contains 1,000 azaleas, 500 rhododendrons, and 250,000 flowering bulbs along walking trails and ponds.

Frederick Sayen established the garden in 1912, purchasing land near his family rubber mill and creating a plant collection from his global travels.

The garden incorporates Japanese design elements, including ornamental bridges, traditional water features, and contemplation spaces throughout the grounds.

The garden welcomes visitors daily from sunrise to sunset without admission fees and includes facilities for weddings, celebrations, and business gatherings.

The property features numerous plant species from China, Japan, and England that Frederick Sayen collected during his international expeditions in the early 1900s.

Location: Hamilton Township

GPS coordinates: 40.23590,-74.65830

Latest update: March 3, 2025 21:00