Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park

Frederik Meijer Gardens opened in 1995 after 13 years of planning by the West Michigan Horticultural Society. The 158-acre campus now combines indoor conservatories, outdoor gardens, an eight-acre Japanese garden, modern sculpture, learning spaces, and a large welcome center.Admission is paid and the venue is cashless. The campus is described as barrier-free, but distance, surface, and weather still affect a visit. Hours change for selected late nights, holidays, winter Mondays, exhibitions, concerts, and private events. More

Frederik Meijer Gardens opened in 1995 after 13 years of planning by the West Michigan Horticultural Society. The 158-acre campus now combines indoor conservatories, outdoor gardens, an eight-acre Japanese garden, modern sculpture, learning spaces, and a large welcome center.Admission is paid and the venue is cashless. The campus is described as barrier-free, but distance, surface, and weather still affect a visit. Hours change for selected late nights, holidays, winter Mondays, exhibitions, concerts, and private events. More