Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria Cranbourne Gardens — Park in Cranbourne

Reviews of Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria Cranbourne Gardens

• Blake

  Added 2016.09.22

  Free entry. Pram and wheehlchair rentals are available for a deposit. For landscaping lovers it is a must see. It is a nice place with lots of plant varieties and gardening ideas. Arrived a bit late, so didn't have enough time to stroll at a quiet pace. The lookout has a good view. There are many snake warning signs, so if you go there on a hot day be cautious. Lots of parking spaces too. The store and cafe were closing when we left, so can't provide a review.
• Isaiah

  Added 2016.05.13

  BBQ facilities in Stringy Bark Picnic area are pleasant with several tables and bench seating. Gas BBQs are free. Lots of bird life and bandicoots. Several easy walking tracks in a lovely bush land setting.
• Carlos

  Added 2015.12.03

  A realy nice place. Good to get some gardening and landscaping ideas. Nice cafe with great coffee. Great place to spend a few hours.
• Emily

  Added 2015.08.16

  Probably the best native botanical garden I've seen. They've quite obviously spent a lot on the design and landscaping. One of the signs said it took 18 years to design & construct. The interpretive signage is excellent, with pointers for your home garden. This place is excellent, when quiet, to reflect on the simple majesty of the Australian landscape. Keep away from pestilential groups (that seem to follow you) with children that you can hear for a mile. There are at least 2 cafes that I saw. The gift shop has tasteful & quality goods. Pricey, not unexpected.
• Brandon

  Added 2015.03.27

  We spent a delightful couple of hours wandering through this beautifully designed garden. A layout intended to draw you in and encourage you to meander. Waterfalls you can wade in, the weird and wonderful garden and the musical sculpture just some of the highlights