Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens

Yes should be quite easy to navigate around most of the grounds Other than the small hiking trails there

No entrance or parking fees, but donations to keep it going are greatly appreciated.

I have seen dogs in there on leashes

Seems safe, no one was there to regulate anyway, I would say go for it.

No

Yes they are

There is no fee, but there is donation box

It's free.

Nothing like that there.

Admission is free and we appreciate your donation

There is not, but there are little potted plants you can purchase-I think.

Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the Gardens. Please read the home page of our website for service animal policies. Bob Gilpatrick, Director

I dont know. Check the website

The garden is manned by volunteers and I know they accept donations at the front. I don't see how it would be a problem as long as you're there during their open hours

Sorry but no

No

Don't have a number for the gardens, yes it's free and the parking is free.

Yes it is free to go. Donation boxes are by the main entrance and the the bathrooms off to the left. There is also a plant stand with plants for sale by the bathrooms.

The Gardens is open daily except Christmas and New Year's days. We have volunteer work days on Wednesday and Saturday mornings of every week till about noon. That's when the volunteers are are on site. Otherwise, the gates are open to the public but they are on their own. Bob Gilpatrick, President Botanical Gardens of Volusia, Inc.

Yes there are plants for sale.

As our mission and reason for existence is as a botanical garden you may not metal detect here. Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens

No this is a protected place, a good place to go sightseeing...

No it's a botanical garden..and the parking lot is across the street..u will need to bring ur own wheel chair and there is no attendants on site eithet