Orange Botanic Gardens

About Orange Botanic Gardens

Orange Botanic Gardens is a things to do venue in Orange, New South Wales.

It was officially opened in 1988 in celebration of the Australian Bicentenary. The Gardens feature a range of plantings that include original native and exotic trees, as well as newly developed displays.

The Orange Botanic Gardens are an ideal location to relax and enjoy the wonderful scenery and district views. As well as being a popular site for birdwatching, the Gardens provide numerous options for a family picnic or a relaxing stroll.

One of the popular activities at the Gardens is the Country Walk. The walk includes the original homestead garden, billabongs, exotic and indigenous woodlands, a heritage orchard and rose garden, set below the country church and a sundial that visitors can be part of!

Located between the two billabongs is the Federation Arch, a stainless steel sculpture designed by Bert Flugelman and donated to the residents of Orange by the Orange Regional Arts Foundation. A great photo opportunity, the sculpture structure is impressive and worth a visit while exploring the Gardens.

The Orange Botanic Gardens are open daily from early till dusk, and admission is free. Playground and barbecue facilities area available nearby at the Orange Adventure Playground.

If you plan on visiting Orange Botanic Gardens, it is important to know that it is easily accessible via car. The Gardens are located just five minutes away from Orange’s city centre.

Due to its all-year-round appeal, you can visit any time of year to enjoy the stunning scenery and relax in this peaceful realm. If you would like to learn more about Orange Botanic Gardens and the various experiences it has to offer, contact the Orange Visitors Information Centre for

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Orange, New South Wales
• Phone: 1800 069 466
• Website: visit ↗

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