Berkshire Botanical Garden

Great botanical garden! Well maintained. Only $18 per person. Large variety of plants, trees, and flowers. Also they have a children’s garden and another vegetable garden and a learning center. There’s a small building on the larger side with an art exhibit and public restrooms. Sometimes they hold special events (extra cost).

Our family had visited the Berkshire Botanical Gardens today, and we enjoyed walking around the grounds and seeing all the different flowers, trees, shrubs, and herb and vegetable plants. We have enjoyed our time here in Massachusetts for vacation this past week and are thankful we had the chance to visit the gardens and other nearby attractions. The gardens are absolutely beautiful. For adults, admission is $ 18 per person, and it is well worth it. I recommend visiting this place.

had such a beautiful time visiting the Botanical Garden in the Berkshires. The art show was a really nice surprise I really enjoyed it. The nature out there was stunning. I found myself just slowing down and really taking everything in the colors, the textures, the quiet. One of my favorite parts was the herb garden. I could’ve spent hours there! It smelled amazing, and I ended up buying a few herbs to take home. I’m genuinely excited to watch them grow and use them. And I can’t forget the wish tree that was such a sweet, intentional space. I loved the idea behind it, and it made me pause and reflect for a minute. This whole trip felt like exactly what I needed grounding, beautiful, and full of little moments of joy.

This is a really cute place. The grounds are small but sensory packed with an impressive diversity of plants. There are fun hedge sculptures, a kid's area, and an abundance of fun little hidden areas to find. The majority of the plants are outside so enjoyment is very season and weather dependent, but there are a couple greenhouses and a small museum on site to enjoy as well.

Pretty place, close to other tourist attractions. There's a "children's side, with a day camp. Across the street is the "adult" side, a series of greenery-enclised "gardens" with plenty of places to sit and enjoy. Gardens are a bit overgrown, and plants are not well labeled. It rather felt like paying a steep entry fee to walk around a big garden of pretty,but undefined stuff. Nice enough, but I won't be bothered to go back.