A green oasis at the heart of Coffs Harbour. The Botanic Garden offers self guided walks in natural forests and planted gardens, picnic areas, glasshouse, …
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Apr 18, 2025
Beautiful gardens, easy to access and walk around. There are many areas showing different habitats. Incredible views. Only downside was that the gift shop shut before the gardens did, so couldn't buy…Full review by Elga K
Mar 3, 2025
Very beautiful gardens with a wide selection of native and non-native plants. The gardens also have a Japanese garden and a variety international gardens, which would look spectacular in spring I’m …Full review by Bruno F
Feb 24, 2025
Lovely gardens which are free to enter (I happily gave a donation). Fascinating walk round at a beautiful location within the city. A bit dilapidated here and there, but everything felt natural and w…Full review by timp601
Dogs are not permitted in the garden. You can take a dog on leash for a walk on the nearby Coffs Creek circuit path. We have over 100 species of bird and some threatened species of …
Dogs are not permitted in the garden. You can take a dog on leash for a walk on the nearby Coffs Creek circuit path. We have over 100 species of bird and some threatened species of mammal living in the garden so like a National Park we want to maintain a safe wildlife refuge.
Are the Botanic Gardens wheelchair friendly and is so is one available on site
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Yes, most garden paths are wheelchair and stroller friendly. We have disability access toilets at the entrance and by the Village Green in the heart of the garden.
Is the wheelchair powered, self-propelled, or assistant-propelled? There are paths, but they are not necessarily all sealed (combination of sealed, gravel, dirt, wooden slats, …
Is the wheelchair powered, self-propelled, or assistant-propelled? There are paths, but they are not necessarily all sealed (combination of sealed, gravel, dirt, wooden slats, etc) so some areas may be difficult, especially if you are pushing yourself. From what I remember, there are sealed main paths. Entrance is free and it's a beautiful area, so even if you don't see it all, it's still a very peaceful place to visit.
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