Explore our history, mission, gardens, and the people preserving Nehrling’s legacy for future generations.
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Nehrling Gardens is open to visitors every Tuesday and Wednesday from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, and every Saturday from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
Whether you're visiting for a peaceful stroll, a guided tour, or to volunteer, all are welcome during our open hours. We kindly request a $5 donation per person to help support the preservation of the gardens and continue our educational mission.
As restoration efforts continue and funding grows, we look forward to expanding our hours and offerings.
Pets are not permitted in the gardens. Service dogs are welcome; however, emotional support
animals, therapy animals, and pets are not permitted. Please do not leave animals unattended
in your vehicle
Our Gardens
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PRIVATE TOURS are available by appointment for a $10 donation per person, with a minimum donation of $30 per tour. Please contact us here to schedule your visit.
Each visitor to the Gardens must complete and sign a Release & Waiver before touring the property. Forms are available at the property and may be completed upon arrival. However, we recommend completing the form in advance and bringing it with you to maximize your time at the Gardens.
DOWNLOAD & PRINT THE RELEASE AND WAIVER HERE.
Tours cover approximately 3/4 mile on foot through gently contoured terrain and several small sets of steps. The paths are mulched. Due to the nature of this historic property, we are currently unable to accommodate wheelchairs, and we apologize for any inconvenience.
Following your tour, we recommend visiting Yellow Dog Eats, a charming, casual café in the historic Gotha Country Store, half a mile south of Nehrling Gardens on Hempel Avenue at Gotha Road.
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Private Tours
Private tours are available by appointment. Donation is $10 per person, with a minimum of $30 per tour. Add a contact link/button to schedule the visit.
Tours are about 3/4 mile on foot, through gently contoured terrain, small steps, and mulched paths. Due to the historic property, they cannot accommodate wheelchairs.
