Hunter Region Botanic Gardens

2100 Pacific Highway, Heatherbrae, NSW, 2324

Experience Details

The Hunter's only Botanic Gardens feature more than 30 hectares of tranquil landscaped gardens displaying the beauty and diversity of Australian native flora. There are more than 3,000 living specimens in a natural bush setting with eight kilometres of easy tracks and trails. Theme gardens include natives (grevillea, acacia, hakeas, ferns) and exotics (orchids, bromeliads and an amazing succulent and cacti garden). The result of community initiative and run by volunteers, the gardens also protects 100 hectares of land in the Tomago sand beds catchment area, including two wetland habitats. Plants are cultivated for sale. There is a visitor centre with a cafe and gift shop. There are also a library, herbarium, wildflower walks/trails and an abundance of wildlife.
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2100 Pacific Highway, Heatherbrae, NSW, 2324
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Features

Barbeque - Cafe - Carpark - Coach Parking - Conference/Convention Facilities - Family Friendly - Food and Refreshments - Free Wifi - Gallery / Museum - Lawn / Gardens - New South Wales Business Chamber - Non Smoking - Picnic Area - Shop / Gift Shop

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