Pinecrest Azalea Gardens

Jessica Brown

We went today and apparently they are no longer allowing the public to enter the gardens. There were closed signs posted and there is no access. So sad!! We drove over 30 minutes and it’s disappointing that this isn’t posted somewhere to let people know it is closed to the public. Hoping this comment will help others not have the same experience.

Leah Tobey

Not only is it a beautiful place to walk, but it's full of little streams for kids to explore. We've seen loads of frogs and toads, a tiny bright green turtle, and other unique creatures. There are interesting plants and mushrooms to photograph and identify. Garden benches dot the property, and the 2 ponds dazzle in the sunset. In addition to the masses of bright, colorful azaleas, there are fragrant lilacs, dogwoods, and Buckeye trees. The stately pines and rolling hillsides add such visual depth that it feels otherworldly! 😍 Love it!! Thanks so much to the family that shares this treasure with the rest of us!

Gery Oswald

A free to visit farm full of beautiful flowering plants. We always enjoy a visit but it's hard to catch the best time to visit. But be assured it is always such a lovely place to drive through or take a short walk and enjoy.

Amelia Schoen

Amazingly beautiful! Great place for pictures. End of April or beginning of May is the best time to go!