Holiday Event and Garden Admission at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden (Up to 48% Off). Seven Options Available.
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Botanical garden is transformed into a natural winter wonderland filled with unique festive décor; membership and admission also available
Choose from Seven Options
- $18 for Holiday at the Gardens admission for two: valid Sunday-Wednesday ($29.90 value)
- $24 for Holiday at the Gardens admission for two: valid any day ($29.90 value)
- $34 for Holiday at the Gardens admission for four: valid Sunday-Wednesday ($59.80 value)
- $45 for Holiday at the Gardens admission for four: valid any day ($59.80 value)
- $25 for an individual annual membership ($45 value)
- $39 for a household annual membership ($75 value)
- $15 for daytime general admission for two ($25.90 value)
Membership includes the following:
- Unlimited daytime admission
- Half-price admission for up to four guests per visit
- Invitations to exclusive member events
- Free or discounted admission to nearly 300 public gardens in North America
- 10% off at select garden centers in the region
- Discount on classes and workshops
- Subscription to quarterly newsletter
- 10% off in The Garden Store
- Half off gift memberships at the household and premier household levels
- Discounts on special events, including Holidays at the Garden
Need To Know Info
About Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden
Some artists spend months working on huge canvases, but the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden one-ups them all—its canvas is the earth itself, and it hopes to paint approximately 380 acres of it. In fact, the organization has a 50-year blueprint for cultivating gardens, streams, forests, meadows and other grounds along the banks of Lake Wylie.
The mission is already well underway: more than 110 acres are open for visitor exploration. During fall, hundreds of plants bloom and cover the Encore Azalea Garden in a vibrant display. The white petals of the West Gardens make for an idyllic summer wedding locale, whereas the tunnel fountain in the Allee Garden delights younger visitors with its whimsical, overhead streams. The Orchid Conservatory, meanwhile, defies seasons and geography. Inside the glass house's 8,000 square feet, orchids grow alongside an ever-changing collection of tropical plants. The Garden’s newest attraction Lost Hollow delights children and adults alike.
These are but a small sampling of the flowers, trees, and other wonders on living display at the garden. Visiting groups of 15 or more can sign up for a guided tour in advance, or visitors are free to search the garden on their own, which affords behind-the-scenes looks at upcoming trails and interviews with butterflies in their dressing rooms.