The Dawes Arboretum

Located approximately 30 miles east of Columbus, The Dawes Arboretum is a nearly 2,000-acre tree museum dedicated to enriching lives through the conservation of trees and nature. We invite you to take part in our fun and informative programs or visit our grounds to experience the extraordinary collection of trees, beautiful gardens and distinctive natural areas. Arboretum admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 5 -15. Children younger than 5 will be admitted for free. Arboretum members receive free admission.

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Robert Jones on Facebook

a year ago

the could not charge people to get in

Sherry Smith on Facebook

a year ago

A beautiful place to hike to think to breathe deeply and take in the expanse of the nature park.

Kendra Dickinson-brown on Facebook

a year ago

It’s beautiful here love the plants

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Amber May Robbins on Facebook

a year ago

A beautiful place to visit!💖

Debby Fortkamp on Facebook

a year ago

Walking through the deep woods, sitting beside one of the three lakes, viewing the lettered hedge, touring the Daweswood House and gardens, telling time with the sundial, sitting in the shelter house at the Japanese Garden, relaxing on one of the many swings, enjoying the peace and quiet, listening to the birds,etc. Unending pleasures...

Phillip Jones on Facebook

a year ago

With the recent decision to implement a fee for access I can not recommend Dawes any longer. The Dawes Family intended access to be free for all. Not "Free with a membership", not free only on certain days, not free in specific areas only.

Alex Foltz on Facebook

a year ago

Admission fees? I can look at trees and bushes for free anywhere. Thanks but no thanks.

Susie Gee on Facebook

a year ago

Dawes needs a new executive director who understands why Beman & Bertie Dawes set up the sanctuary. It was not for money - it was for the good of the people to be able to enjoy the beauty of nature. The new executive director should also be a peacemaker not one who causes so much dissension.

Jeremy Rhodes on Facebook

a year ago

This is why we have to pay to visit now!?!?

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