Emerald Botanic Gardens

Emerald Botanic Gardens is a tropical paradise located in Queensland's Central Highlands.

Spanning 42 hectares, the gardens offer ample space for visitors to relax and explore its extensive collection of flora. With six kilometers of walking tracks, visitors can enjoy picnic areas, playgrounds, mazes, sculptures, and 12 different themed plant communities showcasing native plant species. The gardens are also home to a variety of wildlife, making it a great spot for wildlife enthusiasts.

Situated on the banks of Nogoa River, the Emerald Botanic Gardens provide stunning waterfront views and a chance to explore the river's history. As the only botanical gardens in the Central Western District, they are a must-visit attraction in the region. The gardens are open from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week, and are free for all visitors. Most facilities and tracks are wheelchair accessible, catering to a range of physical abilities. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes, dress appropriately for the weather, and bring water. The Emerald Botanic Gardens offer a natural escape from daily life and a unique opportunity to explore the Central Western District of Queensland. A visit to this stunning location is a must when in Emerald.