Plan Your Visit

Safety Guidelines

All safety requirements are determined based on guidelines from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and the Brown County Health Department.

Maintain at least a 6 foot distance from other guests and staff at all times.

Face coverings are required in all Garden buildings (ages 2 and up) and when physical distancing isn’t possible outdoors.

Sanitize your hands at the stations located throughout the Garden.

“Face covering” means a piece of cloth or other material that is worn to cover the nose and mouth completely. A “face covering” includes but is not limited to a bandana, a cloth face mask, a disposable or paper mask, a neck gaiter, or a religious face covering. A “face covering” does not include face shields, mesh masks, masks with holes or openings, or masks with vents.

Green Bay Botanical Garden gives you a chance to experience something brand new all while taking in the unparalleled beauty that blossoms and changes with each season. Join us for exhibits, special events, classes and more all year long.

We can’t wait to see you!

Hours

Current Hours
Daily | 9 am–6:30 pm

Garden Closures

New Year’s Day
Easter Sunday
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
New Year’s Eve

Parking

Parking is free on a first-come, first-served basis.

Admission

Members | FREE

General Admission | Advance: $10 | At the Door: $12

Children 3–17 | Advance: $5 | At the Door: $7

Children under 2 | FREE

NWTC Students & Faculty | Free w/NWTC ID

Seniors (62+), AAA Members, AARP, Military
Advance: $8 | At the Door: $10

Students (w/school ID) | Advance: $8 | At the Door: $10

*General Admission does not include special events or exhibitions.

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Make Your Garden Visit a Breeze!

It’s easy to personalize your experience! Let us know if we can do anything to make your visit more enjoyable and we’ll do our best to make you feel at home.

There’s a variety of things to do whether you’re bringing the kids, here for date night or just stopping by for a natural refresh. Join us for exhibits or sign up for classes. We also offer group tours and can host private events throughout the year.

Take your visit even further with our specialized guides.

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What To Bring

Comfy Shoes
The Garden has paved and mulched paths so sturdy, comfortable shoes or boots are a must.

Your Camera or Smartphone
Take photos! Have your camera or smartphone handy so you can share the Garden’s beauty with others (and us!).

Dress for the Weather
Always check the forecast before you come to the Garden so you’re prepared in all seasons!

Water
Stay hydrated! Bring your own water for
your walk in the Garden.

Bring a Face Covering
Face coverings are required in all Garden buildings or when physical distancing isn’t possible outdoors.

Snacks or a Picnic
Pack provisions or a picnic you can munch on with friends or family. We have limited snack options available on site.

Leave at Home

Pets or Emotional Support Animals
Service animals are welcome, but please leave pets and Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) at home.

Carry–In Beverages
We have a liquor license so alcoholic and non–alcoholic carry–ins aren’t allowed. Bring in an empty water bottle and fill up at our drinking fountains.

Recreational Scooters & Skateboards
For the safety of our guests, recreational kick, push and electric scooters and skateboards need to stay at home or in the car.