Gateway Gardens provides a stunning entryway into the City of Greensboro. It is a playful and interactive garden, and a horticultural oasis integrating elements of history, movement, discovery, and community. Eventually spanning 11 acres, the garden currently includes the Michel Family Children's Garden, the Heritage Garden, Rain Garden, Gateway Plaza & Icon, the Great Lawn, and a Visitor Center. The garden is open year-round from sunrise to sunset. Admission is free.
Very cute, quaint, public garden with real fruits and veggies. Beautiful trees and flowers, fun sculptures and restrooms. Nice place to stop on your road trip.
Stopped by for an hour with w kids and our dog. Everyone enjoyed it, even though not much growing in November. Would love to come back in spring/summer.
We attempted to visit, it’s currently closed for construction.
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