Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo - San Luis Obispo, California

Dirección: 3450 Dairy Creek Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405, Estados Unidos.
Teléfono: 8055411400.
Página web: slobg.org.
Especialidades: Jardín botánico, Centro cultural, Centro educativo, Recinto para eventos, Atracción turística, Organización de voluntariado.
Otros datos de interés: Servicios en las instalaciones, Acceso para sillas de ruedas, Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Asientos adaptados sillas de ruedas, Senderismo, Aseos, Mesas de pícnic, Amigable con la comunidad LGTBI+, Espacio seguro para personas transgénero, Ideal para niños, Rutas adecuadas para niños, Se admiten perros.
Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 103 valoraciones según Google My Business.
Opinión media: 4.5/5.

Ubicación de Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo

8055411400

Horario de Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo

Lunes: 10:00–14:00
Martes: 10:00–16:00
Miércoles: 10:00–16:00
Jueves: 10:00–16:00
Viernes: 10:00–16:00
Sábado: 10:00–16:00
Domingo: 10:00–14:00

El Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo, ubicado en la dirección 3450 Dairy Creek Rd, San Luis Obispo, CA 934

Opiniones de Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo

Jardín Botánico de San Luis Obispo - San Luis Obispo, California

Mikayla Morris

5/5

This place is a little gem in San Luis Obispo, right across the street from Cuesta College on HWY 1. If you have children I would definitely recommend the children’s garden there. Sometimes they have free events, like the Free Family Day on Sundays once a month. They also have yoga, jewelry making, and photography classes…and so much more! Check out the website slobg.org. SLO isn’t a huge city and their botanical garden is quite modest, don’t go expecting a freaking butterfly preserve or a super bloom. It’s in beginning stages of becoming a big beautiful botanical garden like one would see in a larger city.

Megan Hosking

2/5

Pretty disappointing. It was $10 per adult for a highly underdeveloped “botanical garden”. The only areas that were developed was the children’s area, the fire resistant area (a small area with succulents), and the Chilean Wine Palm Grove (just some palm trees dispersed in the dry grassy hills). I personally think this garden should have been free with an optional donation requested until it is fully developed. Added a picture of the map with 90% of the areas showing as a future development or under construction. The lady helping us was very nice though and the gift shop was cute.

Anna M. Parras

5/5

What a hidden gem! So many plants to look at and great learning opportunities. Great for all ages as they have a kids garden on the other side. Do the hike (take comfortable shoes)! Worth the huffing and puffing, the view up there was spectacular.

Bear Dog

3/5

The SLO Botanical Garden is small and it’s not signed as well as it should be for visitors. I would’ve loved to have known what I was looking at. Wasn’t crowded during the week. Bathroom was open and stocked.
The children’s garden is cute but again, would’ve been great to have more signs so kids and adults can learn.

Sarah B

5/5

A lovely place. I really appreciate the wishing tree in the children's garden - it's so interesting to look through the wishes people have left! They also host interest events; I enjoyed the recent mushroom biogeography talk. The garden has interesting relevant information on plant strategies for wildfire-prone areas.

Erin H

2/5

Premature to call this a botanical garden. Their "display garden" is the section that I would typically think of as a botanical garden (showing different plants with their common and scientific names), but is very small, probably not much more plants or info than you could find at any local nursery. The children's playground is very cute. But the bulk of the space is better described as an undeveloped nature preserve; there is a trail you can hike to get views of the surrounding hills, but it was poorly maintained and overgrown with prickly brush. The staff were very friendly and enthusiastic, and once the development is complete I imagine this will be a very nice botanical garden, but at the moment the name and entrance fee seem hard to justify.

Carlina Morini

5/5

Whenever I'm in the area, I will always stop by and enjoy the botanical garden in El Chorro Regional Park! Beautiful scenic paths through the garden and a separate, spectacular hiking trail conveniently located near the garden store. Mind the wild turkeys!

Ms Carey

5/5

Very lovely garden and great price. It is a bit of a hike in the discovery trail so I would say make sure to wear sneakers and good bottoms (don't want chub rub)! Lol
It was gorgeous though, aside from the views and plants you might spot a hawk, etc.