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Radium Springs Gardens

Walk terraces and shaded garden paths around a deep blue natural spring that flows at roughly 70,000 gallons per minute and stays about 68 degrees year-round.

Clear blue water, stone terraces and large moss-draped trees at Radium Springs Gardens.

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What to expect

Walk terraces and shaded garden paths around a deep blue natural spring that flows at roughly 70,000 gallons per minute and stays about 68 degrees year-round.

Albany · No general admission price published; reservable areas cost extra · 45–90 minutes

Radium Springs Gardens · 2501 Radium Springs Road, Albany, GA 31705

Daily 9am–dusk

Dougherty County's park policy says the grounds open every day at 9am and close at dusk, with the closing time changing by season. A tourism page shows a different fixed schedule; confirm before a long trip.

  • One of Georgia's Seven Natural Wonders
  • Blue spring and restored stone terraces
  • Moss-draped trees, gazebos and short garden walks

Before you go

  • The county closes the park at dusk, so the exact closing time changes with the season.
  • Enjoy the spring from signed public paths and terraces and follow the posted park rules.
  • Terrace, greenspace, courtyard and island reservations cost extra and do not make the rest of the park private.
  • The county policy and tourism page publish different schedules; use the county schedule and call before a time-sensitive visit.
  • The photograph is an undated destination-supplied image; water level and landscaping vary.

Sources & visitor information

Venue and visitor-bureau information checked on the dates below. Follow these links for current hours, admission and access.

Visitor information phone: 229-430-6120

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

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