Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at the Historic Bamboo Farm

A power wheelchair may be best. Because there is a lot of area to cover

Unfortunately no. We are incredibly short staffed this spring and they take a lot of work.

Yes, they are just getting started! Should be quite a show in the next couple of weeks!

Dogs are not allowed

They do charge admission between $3-$5. I'm unsure if they sale plants.

No. Was just there last week.

I also do not recall RV spaces but they do have ample parking

I'm not sure if they do I just went to visit with my daughter sorry I couldn't be of help

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No they do not. They have a nice walking trail through the gardens however. The christmas lights are well worth the price of admission

We visited on a Tuesday this past June. I think price was $7 per adult.

Admission to the garden is $5.00.

The event ended on December 23.

Yes, there will be a separate section when you go to get in line that is for preorder tickets. You'll go to that section and present your confirmation email.

Adults $10; children aged 4-12 $5; children under 4 are free. It is closed Dec 14 due to weather.

They've stayed open in the past during rain

Open flame and grilling is not permitted at the Gardens without written permission from the director at a rental facility.

Adult $5.00 / children $3.00

Didn't notice any information on picking of fruits . Please call the garden for more information.

Strawberries are done for the season, but they now have blackberries to pick.

yes, once a year in the Fall

Call them on their website nos. And inquire their picking date. They varies..

You will need to call them, strawberry season might be over.

Not sure but call first

It is strawberry season, whenever they open, go early, check the website, times are listed

I think it was $5 per person.

9 to 12 Monday through Friday 10 to 1 on Saturday

I honestly did not see very much in bloom. The weather was just starting to warm up at that point so there is a chance that sometime in the near future youll see flower buds start popping up

If you are looking for widespread color, late March to the second week in April is ideal. If you love seeing tropical lushness, wait til early to mid September. For seeing the most butterflies, wait until early October. As for the camellia collection, it has two peak times: the sasanquas in mid-November, and the Japanese/common and hybrids in mid-February (of course, all weather-dependent).

No

No. Per their website, only service animal. And then it must be leashed and kept out of garden beds.