Gardens with a checked street address within 50 straight-line miles of the U.S. Census reference point for Greensboro, North Carolina. Each result shows its own town; being on this page does not mean a garden is inside Greensboro city limits. Distances are straight-line, not driving.
Within 50 miles of central Greensboro. Checked September 28, 2026.
Seven-acre wetland garden in Greensboro with an elevated boardwalk, stone paths and a recirculating waterfall. Admission is free and leashed dogs are allowed.
Five-acre arboretum on the UNC campus in Chapel Hill with flat walking paths, open lawns, and native and East Asian trees and shrubs. Open every day from dawn to dusk.
17-acre city arboretum in Greensboro with 14 plant collections, display gardens, a rose garden and a butterfly garden. Admission is free and leashed dogs are allowed.
UNC botanical garden in Chapel Hill with 12 acres of display gardens, a garden shop, an exhibit hall and nature trails. No ticket or fee; donations welcome.
Gardens and trails on the Reynolda estate in Winston-Salem, with formal gardens and a conservatory. Grounds are free and open daily from sunrise to sunset; parking is free.
County-run arboretum and gardens inside Tanglewood Park in Clemmons showing plants that grow in the Piedmont, with monthly classes. Open during park hours; a per-vehicle park fee applies.
These are gardens we could check against their own official websites, not every garden in the area. “Free” refers to general garden entry, not parking, tours or special events. We do not show live opening status.
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