The Longview Arboretum is a 26-acre park with a master plan for design being phased in as fundraising progresses. Through the generosity of donors and local business, the first phase of construction (11 acres) is now open to the public! We value the hours, enthusiasm, and donations you’ve provided to see this arboretum cultivated, and hope you’ll join us in seeing it mature and blossom.Â
Please enter the gardens through our main entrance at the Visitor and Nature Center, located at 706 West Cotton Street. Admission is $5 per person, and children six and under are free.
To stay informed of all our blooming good news, events, and exhibits please register your email here for the Longview Arboretum e-newsletter.
The Longview Arboretum has joined the American Horticultural Society Reciprocal Garden Network.
A membership with the Longview Arboretum entitles you to special admission privileges and discounts at 380+ gardens throughout North America including the Dallas & Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Houston, San Antonio, Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Arkansas, New Orleans, and more.Â
The Longview Arboretum is not only a stunning botanical sanctuary but also a vibrant hub for community events, including concerts, parties, and seasonal celebrations. With its lush gardens, winding pathways, and serene landscapes, the Arboretum provides a picturesque setting for both lively gatherings and peaceful retreats.
Committed to preserving and enhancing its natural beauty, it continues to be a cherished destination for visitors seeking relaxation, inspiration, and connection in the heart of Longview.
Your financial gift allows us to buy much needed planting materials for this garden. Please consider giving today! We also have several volunteer opportunities if you can give us your time, click “learn more“ for more information.Â
The Longview Arboretum has joined the American Horticultural Society Reciprocal Garden Network.
A membership with the Longview Arboretum entitles you to special admission privileges and discounts at 380+ gardens throughout North America including the Dallas & Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Houston, San Antonio, Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Arkansas, New Orleans, and more.Â
