Looking for an enriching and educational experience for your group? Discover the wonder of Queen Creek Botanical Gardens! Our Taste the Beauty Guided Tour offers a hands-on, immersive journey that sparks curiosity and inspires a deeper appreciation for nature and sustainable living.
🌱 What’s Included:
A 10-minute welcome followed by a 60-minute guided tour led by our friendly and knowledgeable staff
Engaging activity stations and educational stops throughout the gardens
Education on growing healthy food locally and sustainably
A chance to sample seasonal produce grown on-site
Insight into harvesting techniques, microclimates, Agriscaping, the soil cycle, and more
A visit to our historic 1877 gristmill and water wheel
Fun opportunities to feed fish, ducks, chickens — and meet our turkey named Rufus! 🦃
🍴 Dining Options (Not Included in Tour Price):
While lunch is not included with your tour, you’re welcome to enjoy local eats at your own expense. Options include:
Caldwell’s Country BBQ (on-site)
Your Pie Pizza (nearby and group-friendly)
🎟️ Pricing
$18 per person
$15 for Seniors & Military
$10 for Children
Children 3 and under: FREE
Queen Creek Botanical Gardens is a nonprofit organization that inspires and educates about elegant edible plants, showing the future of sustainable food production in landscaping. Unique among botanical gardens, all of the plants in the Gardens are edible－fruits, vegetables, herbs or edible flowers have been individually selected for their aesthetic style and elegance. Additionally,the 10-acre Gardens feature the only fully-operational industrial-age water mill in the American Southwest, shops, and themed demonstration gardens. The Gardens provide a place to escape, enjoy the beauty of nature, and learn more about food security through community resources. Future developments at the Gardens include a reception center, and state of the art conservatory with an education center and expanded exhibits.
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