Garvin Woodland Garden
Where the Wind Lives at Garvin Woodland Gardens
Experience the pinnacle of "The Natural State" at Garvan Woodland Gardens, a 210-acre botanical masterpiece nestled along 4.5 miles of Lake Hamilton’s wooded shoreline. As the botanical garden of the University of Arkansas, this sanctuary was a gift to the community from local philanthropist Verna Cook Garvan. From the towering canopy of pines to the gentle lapping waves of the lake, the gardens offer a serene escape into the heart of the Ouachita Mountains.
The gardens are a fusion of world-class architecture and majestic landscapes. Visitors can marvel at the Anthony Chapel, a soaring 57-foot glass-and-wood marvel, or explore the Garden of the Pine Wind, a four-acre authentic Japanese garden complete with koi ponds and waterfalls. For families, the Bob & Sunny Evans Treehouse provides an interactive, four-story adventure within the Children’s Garden. Whether you are wandering through the 160+ varieties of azaleas or witnessing the five million twinkling lights during the holiday season, Garvan Woodland Gardens offers breathtaking sights and endless photo opportunities at every turn.
Gardens are open daily from 10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Closed: January
501-262-9300
Adults 13&Up- $22 Children 4-12- $12 Dog-$5 Golf Cart Ride- $20/person
Where the Wind Lives
This version elevates the imagery, making the exhibit sound like a must-see artistic experience.
As gentle breezes drift through the canopy, the artwork awakens—rippling, dancing, and shimmering against the open sky in perfect harmony with the surrounding forest. Scattered throughout the estate, each captivating installation invites you to pause, look up, and connect with nature through a breathtaking new lens.
Immerse yourself in a season of art in motion.
Experience the magic of Where the Wind Lives, only at Garvan Woodland Gardens.
- Dates: April 24 – October 18
- Admission: Included with general admission
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