Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University

Heritage Pavilion and native landscape garden. · Georgia Southern University; photographer unspecified · Credits & licenses

What to expect

Explore native Coastal Plain plants, garden paths and historic farmstead structures at Georgia Southern's public botanic garden, with guided walks, plant sales and separately scheduled classes.

Statesboro · $5 adults; members, students and children free · 1–2 hours

Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University · 1503 Bland Avenue, Statesboro, GA 30458

Sep–May: Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 9am–2pm, Sun 1–5pm; Jun–Aug: Mon–Sat 9am–2pm

University holidays and plant-sale weekends can change access. Closed to the general public October 23, 2026 for a members-only sale and October 25; reopening is scheduled October 26 at 9am.

• Native Southeastern Coastal Plain plants
• Garden paths and historic farmstead structures
• Educational walks and workshops

Before you go

• Check seasonal hours and posted closures before traveling.
• The published free-child admission does not specify an age cutoff; ask the garden if needed.
• Pets must remain in the parking area; ADA service animals are welcome.
• Bring water; most paths are accessible, but the operator says some surfaces are uneven.
• Portrait and special-occasion photography require advance arrangements and a separate fee.
• Use the operator's 1503 Bland Avenue and 30458 physical-address details rather than older third-party information.

Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.