Harry P. Leu Gardens, Orlando

About Harry P. Leu Gardens

Harry P. Leu Gardens is a 50-acre botanical garden in Orlando where visitors explore lush landscape displays showcasing plants from around the globe. The gardens feature a Camellia Garden with thousands of camellias in varying shapes and colors. The Historic Leu House Museum, built in 1888 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers guided tours that tell the story of the gardens' origins and display 19th and 20th century architecture. The Foxtail Marketplace and Café provides food, beverages, ice cream, and gift shopping. The gardens host seasonal events including Science Saturday programs, movie nights, jazz and blues concerts, and story time by the Orange County Library System. General admission is charged, with discounted rates for children, and tickets are sold online on the venue's site. The attraction suits garden enthusiasts, families, and nature lovers of all ages.