Visitor Information

Daily Admission Fees

Adults (Ages 13+)

$12.00 (+Tax)

Children (Ages 6 - 13)

$7.00 (+Tax)

Children (5 and Under)

Free

Military (with ID)

$6.00 (+Tax)

First Responders (with ID)

$6.00 (+Tax)

Members

Free

*All prices are subject to 7% sales tax.

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Planning a group visit of more than 12 people to Cedar Lakes Woods & Gardens? You may qualify for a group discount! Click here for more information. 

Info for Your Visit

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Admission includes a brief garden map overview and a self-guided tour of our 20-acre botanical garden.

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Trails are well-marked and numbered, taking approximately 90 minutes to complete, with benches and rest areas along the way.

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Explore the Gardens from 9:30 AM to our 4:45 PM last admission into the gardens.

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We recommend bringing water to stay hydrated during your visit. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase at our Front Office.

For the safety of all our guests, staff, and wildlife:

  • Picking or clipping plants or flowers is strictly prohibited.

  • Climbing trees, rocks, or ledges is not allowed.

  • Guests are requested to dispose of their trash responsibly.

  • Swimming is not allowed in any of the quarries on the property 

  • Alcohol is not permitted on the premises.

  • Glass items are prohibited.

  • Fishing poles/gear are not allowed

  • Touching or feeding the cats/wildlife on the property is prohibited 

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as you enjoy the beauty of Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens.

Handicap Accessibility

Please note that our gardens are not handicap accessible. Because the property sits within a former lime rock quarry, visitors must use a steep ramp and navigate uneven terrain to reach the lower levels. We encourage you bring someone with you who can assist you if you plan to go to the lower levels.

The upper overlook trail includes ramps and offers beautiful views of the lakes and gardens below, but it also features some minor inclines and rocky sections. Many guests with mobility scooters or wheelchairs explore the upper trail successfully.

We designed our restrooms to accommodate wheelchairs and powerchairs for a more comfortable experience.

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