Endemic Gardens

Endemic Gardens Grenfell is a beautiful garden featuring native plants to the Grenfell area.

Established in 1997, it is a must-visit spot for nature enthusiasts and those interested in learning about the local flora. The garden is home to rare and distinct endemic native plants, including mint bushes and grevilleas only found in Grenfell. Spring is the best time to visit when the garden is covered with beautiful red grevilleas and purple happy wanderer vines. Facilities at the garden include a car park, coach parking, family-friendly amenities, picnic area, and public toilet. General admission is free, and the garden is open all year round. Visitors can also explore nearby attractions such as Grenfell Art Gallery, Company Dam, Grenfell Commodities Silos, Historic Railway Station, The Big Gold Pick and Pan, and Weddin Bird Trails. The garden has received positive reviews from visitors, who appreciate the well-labeled native plants and the opportunity to explore the area's vegetation. Visitors can download a brochure for more information about the plants in each garden.