Spohr Gardens

Dianne Poole

Stop by for a peaceful interlude and walk along the water -- if you allow enough time before or after your Vineyard ferry ride. An exquisite gift to the public, the wooded gardens are tucked away from the madding crowds but just a short distance from the busy Woods Hole Road.

Danny

This place is awesome and I'm glad I stumbled upon it while in the cape last weekend. I really enjoyed walking around here even though it is not a massive place with tons of trails. Spohr gardens felt like it had meaning to it and I liked the story behind how it came to be. You can tell Charlie and Margaret Spohr definitely put alot of time into acquiring all the different notical pieces, trees, and flowers throughout the property. I've never seen so many anchors in one place. To know when they were made and where they all came from was impressive. I saw a bunch of different flowers growing all over as I was walking through the trails. They had a few different benches and tables to sit at. The view from the dock overlooking the pond was nice.

Sylvia C

Beautiful in spring, many birds and a nice stroll. Free to visit.

Karissa Parker

Lovely hidden gem in Falmouth/Woods Hole area. There were several benches along the trails where you can sit and look out at Oyster pond. I loved the butterfly garden and saw many Monarch butterflies there. I also liked the collection of anchors. Only downside is that along the inner trails it was a bit buggy, but that wouldn’t stop me from coming back or recommending this place. Its a nonprofit trust, so please consider donating to the box at the entrance to help the volunteers maintain this garden.