Longview Arboretum Map
  1. Nature Center

    Welcome Center, Exhibits, Gift Shop, Lecture Hall, Children’s Rooms, and Restrooms.
  2. The View Point on the Plaza

    The Gordon Viewpoint Educational Gazebo and outdoor gathering space between the Visitor Center and the North Gate.
  3. The Oval

    Connecting the Plaza and The North Gate, The Oval is a favorite spot for photographers.
  4. North Gate (Main Entrance for Daily Tours)

    The stone and iron gate welcomes all to explore the Trails, Formal Gardens, and the lovely vistas beyond.
  5. The Southern Living Garden

    Designed to highlight selections from the Southern Living Plant Collection, this garden also features a labyrinth.
  6. The Hilltop Gazebo

    The longest view of the gardens, the Hilltop Gazebo gathers people together within the iconic Longview Arboretum structure. *Drinking Fountain
  7. Fairy Village

    Which charming fairy house is your favorite?
  8. Sensory Garden

    Explore your senses in this fun-filled space!
  9. Meditation Garden

    Walled seating and meeting place for shaded reflection.
  10. The Prayer Garden

    Shaded coolness and walled seating for peaceful moments.
  11. The Faux Bois Pergola

    Enjoy the peaceful pond & fountain view from this pergola bench set in the woods.
  12. Metzler Garden

    Everyone’s favorite place to relax under the pines.
  13. The Pond

    Teeming with wildlife and adorned with a lovely fountain, the Pond is perfect for exploration or contemplation.
  14. Water’s Edge Stage

    From concerts to weddings, the Water’s Edge Stage is the perfect place for large events.
  15. Waterside Seating

    Enjoy a peaceful moment near the Pond.
  16. Little Pine Forest

    Celebrate the sacredness of trees in this special place.
  17. The Japanese Garden

    Featuring a Japanese-style pergola built of sustainably grown Ipe wood, this garden anchors the Little Pine Forest.
  18. Memory Garden

    A special place for quiet contemplation.
  19. West Gate & Ticket Booth (Entrance for Large Events)

    The stone and iron gate welcomes guests directly onto the Trails and Great Lawn, and adjoins the Maude Cobb Convention Center.

Blooming Big

We thank our Arboretum partners, City of Longview Parks and Recreation, Gregg County, as well as corporate sponsors and foundations, and all those who have given generously to this endeavor.

  • AEP-SWEPCO

  • Christus Fund

  • Crain Foundation

  • Eastman Credit Union

  • Hugman Architecture

  • Joyce Crane Foundation

  • Komatsu Mining Company

  • Meadows Foundation

  • Rosa May Griffin Foundation

  • Spring Hill State Bank

  • Texas Bank and Trust

  • Texas Oncology

  • U.S. Title Company

  • VeraBank

  • Wece Johnson Foundation

…and many other generous donors.

We expanded our roots!

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.