Awbury Arboretum, Botanical garden in Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US.
Awbury Arboretum is a botanical garden spread across 56 acres with multiple gardens, tree groves, meadows, and ponds. Over 140 tree species are scattered throughout the landscaped property, creating a varied and layered environment.
The Cope family, wealthy Quaker merchants, established this estate in 1852. Landscape architect William Saunders designed the gardens in 1870, shaping the property into its current form.
The gardens display English romantic design with thoughtfully placed trees and open spaces that invite you to linger. The paths guide you through different areas, each with its own character and mood.
The property is open daily from sunrise to sunset with no admission fee, and parking is available behind the Francis Cope House. Wear sturdy shoes as the terrain varies with slopes and uneven ground throughout the grounds.
AdventureWoods is a natural materials playground on the property where visitors can walk with goats. This combination of garden exploration with animal interaction offers something different from typical botanical gardens.
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