Garrett O.
6/18/2025
Totally worth the drive. Honestly, it's not that far from the city, but something about heading up 400 always feels like a time warp--what's supposed to be an hour feels like forever. But let me...
Gibbs Gardens
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1987 Gibbs Dr
Ball Ground, GA 30107
376+ acres of artistically landscaped gardens surrounded by majestic forest, spring-fed ponds, streams, waterfalls and bridge crossings. Sixteen garden venues include four feature gardens including the Daffodil Gardens, 50 acres of daffodils with more than 20 million blooms, blooming from March to early April; the Manor House Gardens, designed to offer color in spring, summer and fall, with lush terraces, waterfalls, sweeping lawns and woodland; the Monet Waterlily Gardens, featuring 140 varieties of waterlilies blooming from late spring through fall; the Japanese Gardens spanning more than 40 acres with spring-fed ponds, islands, bridges, boulders, rocks and 40 handcrafted Japanese lanterns. A large collection of Japanese maples provide brilliant colors in autumn. We welcome you to visit our Gardens at least once every three weeks, from Feb. 14 through early Dec., to see its ever changing beauty.
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4.0170 reviews
Mike E.
11/10/2025
Love this hidden gem. Beautiful specimens and variety of trails. The map is confusing and the arrows on trail are distracting and also confusing. Would be great to see permanent, clear...
Amelia M.
11/13/2025
Worth the trip! The gardens are a bit out of the way (45 minute drive from Alpharetta). Reasonably priced at $25, $18 senior 65y+ and $10 child 3-17y. Very beautiful extensive garden boasting 24...
Brad G.
11/8/2025
Gorgeous gardens. We have been there several times for the daffodils in the spring and the Japanese Maples in the fall. The perfect place to just stroll along their gardens and take in Mother...
Alexa F.
11/10/2025
Made it back this year in the Fall and this is going to have to be an annual trip this time of year going forward! Simply put, WOW. The Japanese Gardens are absolutely breathtaking. I've never...
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