Tulsa Botanic Garden

Beautiful scenery and a lovely hiking trail. A plethora of information about native Tulsan plants.

Visited today from OKC and loved it. Beautifully kept. Lots of flowers and local plants and pollinators. We will be back.

Don't let the bit of a drive deter you from enjoying the botanic gardens especially on a beautiful outdoorsy day. There are plenty of paths to take throughout the expansive gardens including the out and back Cross Timbers Nature Trail. This is a family friendly place and hopefully there will be a special exhibit for you to enjoy.

Love this place. Although we missed the peak of Tulip blooms, we still saw some beauty. The Botanic Garden is in the midst of a multi-year expansion project. The fruits of that are already plain to see. We are looking forward to attending the summer concerts that they have over the coming summer weeks.

We went around Christmas and it's lit. Literally, Christmas lights everywhere. It's a very romantic place to take a loved one or the family. They have beverages and snacks for sale. We will be going back every year making this an annual Christmas tradition. Recommend

We visited TBG for the first time last week during their Christmas festival. We got tickets for a Sunday night so we could enjoy the jazz music. It was absolutely gorgeous! The tickets were timed entry so this helped alleviate some of the crowding. This is a very romantic venue but yet still family friendly.

This is mostly a review of the "Garden of Lights" holiday event (running until January 5). We visited the Sunday before Christmas. It was not too crowded but we heard some of the parking attendants talking about the previous night and that it was crazy!The $15 admission price was worth it. (Get tickets online before you go.) I thought the s'more kits were a cool idea and the fire pits were nice on a cold night. Hot beverages were available (with shots for adults). Live music was in the Grange building (only on Sunday nights, I believe) along with the model train display and the wish card station. There was also a craft cocktail bar in the Grange but the line was long.My only meh statement for this entire event was the food truck situation. There was only one truck manned by two people and they could just not keep up. We met one fellow that was just about willing to forgo his $20 for food and walk away after waiting for over 40 minutes. But, back to the spectacular-ness of this place at Christmas. The lights were amazing. I appreciated how they had the "trails" laid out for a leisurely stroll. I am going to add this to our holiday list of to-dos for next year. This also made me want to go back to revisit the garden in the spring. I would love to explore further.

I love visiting the Tulsa Botanical Gardens. The children's garden is fantastical, whimsical, educational, and inspiring. The rest of the gardens are beautiful as well. Everything is well labeled. There is seating throughout in case you get tired. On the really hot days, maybe bring an umbrella as there is not a lot of shade There is a small gift shop where you can purchase cold drinks. The staff are helpful and able to answer any questions you might have. Just down the road is Gilcrease Museum...be sure and stop in there as well.

This place is really beautiful. They are in several construction projects for new phases of development but they have a solid foundation established. Beautiful blooms and design.

Nice place for a short hike and walk. The artificial lake allows for a cool breeze. However, collection of plants to see is not worth the price admission.