Garfield Park Conservatory — Attraction in Indianapolis

Garfield Park Conservatory and Sunken Garden is truly a hidden gem in Indianapolis! The conservatory is beautifully maintained and filled with a wide variety of exotic plants, vibrant flowers, and a peaceful tropical atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to slow down and take in nature—especially on a cold or rainy day when you want to be surrounded by warmth and greenery.

The adjacent Sunken Garden is absolutely stunning during the warmer months, with seasonal flower displays and active fountains that make it a great spot for a walk, photos, or just enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. It’s also a peaceful setting for reflection or a quiet conversation.

The admission fee is very affordable, and the staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. Accessibility is great, and the whole experience is welcoming for all ages. Whether you’re a plant lover, a family looking for a calm outing, or just someone who appreciates natural beauty, this place is a must-visit. I highly...

As a wedding photographer, I couldn't recommend Garfield Park Conservatory enough for clients looking for a small intimate ceremony or elopement. My clients planned their wedding quickly from Florida, and the conservatory was quite helpful and responsive to them as they planned long distance in three weeks' time. Garfield Park was even willing to let us come an hour before their ceremony to capture their wedding portraits in the greenhouse, and with the perfect March day outside, we were able to capture some stunning photos outside on their property as well.

The conservatory provides that beautiful greenery feel, especially useful during the cooler months of the year in Indiana. While the space doesn't accommodate many guests, this couple's family gathered around the space and celebrated when these two became husband and wife.

Again, hands down this is a great venue for those looking for a small intimate setting for their...

I have visited this park for 50 + years. I often get food from nearby restaurants, and my GF & I go and eat there. I don't really know why but it gives me a calming relaxing effect. I only go there during daylight hours & I truly feel safe there. If I was to describe it I would say it's huge and a lot of trees and trails and lots of people walking dogs & riding bikes. Not many parks can compare to it because of it's many activities. Creeks run thru it, City streets too. I haven't been in the new pool.It looks like a splash park. I did swim in the old pool, it's a parking lot now for the largest covered area in the park, where people gather for parties and reunion type stuff. It used to be a covered horseshoe game area. The Sunken Gardens & Conservatory is the area I visit most. I recommend it if you like tropical plants & flowers I'm not sure if the banana tree, with bananas is still there or not but I thought that was...