Florida Botanical Gardens

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Free public gardens with native, tropical, butterfly and wetland areas in Pinellas County.

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Welcome to Florida Botanical Gardens

Florida Botanical Gardens is a free public garden within Pinewood Cultural Park. Visitors can explore native plants, tropical fruit, palms, herbs, butterflies, aquatic displays, wetland walkways and wildlife overlooks at their own pace.

Why Visit?

Free admission and a varied collection make this a flexible stop for a Gulf Coast day. The gardens also sit beside Heritage Village, allowing guests to choose between a short walk and a longer combined visit.

Main Highlights

  • Native, butterfly and palm gardens
  • Tropical fruit and herb collections
  • Wetland walkway and wildlife overlook
  • Majeed Discovery Garden
  • Neighbouring Heritage Village

Plan Your Visit

Use these practical topics as a starting point, then confirm changing details with the official attraction.

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Admission and Reservations

Check current admission, day-use reservations and any separately charged tours or activities.

Before you go: Secure required reservations before setting out.

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Hours and Access

Opening times, gate deadlines, capacity and temporary closures can change.

Before you go: Read the official day-of-visit notice and arrive early.

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Weather and Clothing

Heat, rain, insects and water conditions affect outdoor attractions.

Before you go: Carry water, sun protection, suitable footwear and insect repellent.

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Wildlife Safety

Wild animals must never be fed, touched or approached.

Before you go: Keep children close and follow every posted wildlife instruction.

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Food and Facilities

CafΓ©s, concessions, picnic rules and restroom availability vary.

Before you go: Check facilities before leaving and carry essential drinks.

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Accessibility

Paths, boardwalks, boats, trams and natural surfaces differ.

Before you go: Review current accessibility guidance for the activities you plan.

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Pamela & George’s Tip

Our suggestion: Photograph the car-park number or entrance before starting your walk because the site has more than one access point. Take insect repellent for the wetter areas.

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