Best Arboretum Ann Arbor Near Me

Sheri Gray: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

David Kirshman: Went to a wedding here. Beautiful place and friendly staff.

L D: Entry was free parking costs a few dollars. Nice place to explore. Loved the bonsai tree display.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Language_ Express: Go see the bonsai right now

Jillian Hopper: What's not to love? This is a great place to come for a winter respite. The warmth, the plant life...bring a book or a friend and enjoy breathing in some goodness. And if you're here in any other season, the walking paths are plentiful and have some amazing views to reveal! The gardens and paths are free but you do have to pay for parking.

Matt H: Price for adult entry FreeMore

nader almutairi: I love this place, my wife and I come to this from time to time. We grab breakfast and coffee and have it at the outdoor seating area.

Jim Giddings: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore

Joe Modzski: First of many visits, we had so much fun outside we ran out of time to actually go inside. Can't wait to come back. If you plan on using the biking trail I recommend parking at the UM Campus Farm as it's closer to the trailhead. Both lots have a machine to pay for parking in $1/hr increments with a max of $5 for the full day.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $1–5 …More

Samantha Smigelski: Very beautiful space. I recommend wearing good walking shoes and bringing bug spray. Keep an eye out for ticks and snakes on the trails! (Must pay to park)Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $1–5 …More

Jamie Qualls: The Bonzai trees are amazing beautiful placeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …More

Tracy Endicott: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Kelsey McHugh: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry FreeMore

Paul Stewart: Iconic ann arbor spot. It's free and they have a lot of variety. They have an outdoor area with unique plants and bonsai garden. Their indoor is divided into dry, temperate, and tropical sections. Lots of walking trails! I really rate it

Laurie Hopp: Expected more tulips and flowers overall. Dogs picked up ticks here.

Elizabeth Davis: Not handicap accessible. The signs may say handicap accessible, but it's not. Wheelchairs cannot get over the raised threshold of the gift shop. Any trail we tried that was supposed to be accessible was gravel. Try navigating a wheelchair in gravel! My chair almost tumbled forward and tipped me out on several uneven sidewalk cracks. Gravely disappointed. I expected much better than this from progress forward-thinking Ann Arbor. I looked so forward to my visit, but ended up seeing nothing basically but the parking lot. The only paved trail I saw ran parallel to Dixboro Road with no plants, only grass, on one side and ten feet on the other side was the traffic on Dixboro. Certainly not a botanical experience, no exposure to any of the lovely vegetation shown on the website.Apparently this is only for non-handicap people.

Julia Taylor: Everyone loves some good foliage

Stephanie Hill: This place is great it will be even better when everything blooms outside! And it's free!

Matt: Cute walkable indoor and outdoor gardens. Wheelchair accessible. Climate controlled inside. Parking is $2/hr or $5/day pay by card only. And a cute kid’s garden outside!

Avram Liebowitz: The best place in the whole world; this place is a magical, well kept nature preserve.

Alycia Vanbuskirk: Great place for walking flower garden was nice!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Michael Evancoe: Vastly more parking needed

Sheila Morales: Beautiful place to enjoy the wonders of nature.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …More

Brian McClatchey: Peony garden not yet in full bloom.

S N: Good loops, can spend a lot of time walking.

Michael Johnston: Nice nature-y trail next to river. Park at p2 or p3 of the hospital and short walk to entrance.

Glen Shaw: Such a cool city park!

Mark zieg: It's the arbIt's the least city place in the city

Cheryl Lane: Ok can't park out front to pick up patient discharging

Aditya Gupta: Absolutely delightful to take a walk in.

Corey Fellabaum: Beautiful place to be outside in nature in Ann Arbor!

Soren O'Dell: I love going there and walking around the trials. The river is always a great place to rest!Restrooms: Only at the Reader's Center.Dog-friendliness: Must be on a leash.

Amirali Danai: Beautiful sunset

Maurielle C: Lovely arboretum by campus for students! Great on a fall day but slippery in the winter. Such nice views and diverse walking areas. Flat areas, stair portions, and just cool walking paths in general. You can see an overview of trees from a distance, the river, or just big open spaces. Good for family and friend picnics too. Lovely, would recommend.

Brenda Arksey: A wondrous place anytime of the year. But especially PEONY season. Then it’s magical.

Molly Pelic: Gosh, what a beautiful place to spend an afternoon!! Wonderful hiking trails, large grassy areas, and beautiful views. Dogs are welcome!

Prithvijit Dasgupta: Very beautiful trails and full of wildlife.

Carolina Rivera: Gorgeous place! ❤️ 🍃🌿🌲🌱