Greenwood Gardens

A dreamy, charming little escape with tons of greenery, statues, structures, and fountains. Even on a weekend it wasn’t crowded, so my fam could take pictures without cropping out strangers. Really friendly staff gave the kids a scavenger hunt page that turned our visit into part garden tour, part treasure hunt. Between the terraces, tile work, grottoes, and gardens, the whole place blends European formality with a whimsical, art nouveau vibe. Plenty of benches invite you to sit and talk, while fenced-in chickens, geese, and beehives bring the grounds to life. The gardens feel peaceful, playful, and magical all at once. The beauty here is truly un-beleaf-able! NOTES/TIPS: **Admission is $15 for adults, $10 for seniors/students, and $5 for kids, with free parking close by. **Very limited wheelchair-accessibility: okay for the Main Terrace and some flat areas, but most paths are sloped or uneven, so access is limited. **Restrooms near the entrance.

Beautiful garden, honestly spent about two hours here because I loved walking alongside their path, looking at all their sculptures and buildings, some are so intricate and unique looking. Their grounds are very well kept and all their flowers and plants are very pretty. Absolutely recommend this place, definitely worth the price of admission.

Upon arrival, I didn't know what to expect but I was thoroughly surprised by how unique and whimsical the garden truly is. Along the estate's winding path, you are gifted with these breathtaking moments that inspire imagination. You truly need to soak in all of the details to truly appreciate all of the intention and craft that went into this garden. Whether it's comical stone statues, colorful ceramic chunks in the walls, or the crowing of a rooster in the not so distant background, you feel like you're in a totally different world. I absolutely loved the fairytale-like structures of the Summerhouse and Teahouse. I felt like I was on an adventure, finding new secrets tucked away in every corner. The estate itself is very well maintained, and the staff were very friendly. Even as we entered the parking lot, the staff member said how special this garden was and they were right. Although it isn't necessarily historical, it does a great job at transporting you to another world. The significance of the space is the space itself as it tries to weave together all these aesthetics and ideas. Reminders: There is a bathroom on the premise near the Main House; there are no bathrooms along the path. There is a modest gift shop with local honey, and horticultural themed goods. As you walk from the parking lot to the Main House don't forget to look at the cottages and the ceramic numbered tiles on them - they're super cool!