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The parking lot will be closed Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.  Handicap parking is available. Please use street parking. 

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MISSION

Welcome to Reeves-Reed Arboretum

Reeves-Reed Arboretum engages, educates, and enriches its visitors so they become better stewards of nature and the environment.  This mission is achieved through the care and utilization of an historic estate and garden.

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Learn, Naturally

Our pristine backdrop will inspire you. Explore programs created specifically for kids, teens, adults, and families, respectively.
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Signature Events

Each year, Reeves-Reed Arboretum hosts a diverse array of special annual events that bring our community together and celebrate the wonders of nature.

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Kids & Family Programs

Grab your kiddo and prepare to get your hands dirty! The Arboretum offers fun, hands-on classes for children of all ages—from newborns all the way through high school.

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Adult Programs

Learn about everything from painting to plant reproduction, yoga to wine tasting in one of RRA's adult enrichment programs.

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School, Homeschool, & Scout Field Trips

Arboretum field trips cover a variety of topics and are designed to meet numerous Next Generation Science Standards.

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Camps & Mini-Camps

Capture the magic of nature at this special day camp!

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Tour & Explore

Discover the Arboretum grounds at your leisure.

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Become a Member

With over 100,000 visitors, 500 members and more than 1000 active volunteers, it takes full participation to make a community treasure like RRA flourish. By becoming a member, you support our core operations and education programs, enabling us to build and maintain our award-winning collections and historic gardens while providing enriching experiences to all who pass through our gates.
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What People Are Saying

"The azaleas and flowering trees were amazing. There was beautiful columbine in bloom as well as spectacular peonies! A few iris flowers have also revealed. I will return next spring to see their amazing daffodil bowl in full bloom! Highly recommended and lots of programming to be found here for locals!"
Ingrid Hill
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"Beautiful gardens and trails, my son got to roam and wander through the story book trail which was quite fun. 2 years in a row I've gotten to enjoy the daffodil bowl!"
Shay Szanyi
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Square Foot Gardening & Beyond Beech Leaf Disease

Wednesday, March 25 & Thursday, March 26

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2 ADULT  PROGRAMS!

Join Director of Education Althea Llewellyn from home to discover Square Foot Gardening—a simple, space-saving way to grow fresh vegetables, herbs, and flowers with ease.

Then, join Director of Horticulture John Beirne for an inspiring talk on protecting our beloved beech trees. Learn about Beech Leaf Disease and how you can help safeguard trees in your own backyard.