Sunken Gardens Admission & Family Membership Deals (Up to 35% Off)

Ready to explore a vibrant tropical paradise? Grab discounted admission or a family membership deal to Sunken Gardens and enjoy unlimited access to St. Pete's oldest living museum! Discover over 50,000 exotic plants, cascading waterfalls, enchanting wildlife, exclusive horticultural programs, and reciprocal garden access at member pricing.

Admission & Membership Deals

Discounted Admission for Two Adults or One Year Family Membership

• Adult admission grants access to the 100-year-old botanical garden showcasing over 50,000 tropical plants, vibrant flowers, and enchanting wildlife, including flamingos and turtles.

• Annual family membership deals grant two household family member cardholders (valid ID required) and children 17 and under unlimited admission for one year to the Gardens, horticultural programs and workshops (unless otherwise noted), and entry to more than 200 American Horticultural Society reciprocal gardens.

• Check upcoming events and hours of operation.

• Admission is valid for one visit only

• The last admission is sold at 4 p.m. daily

• Horticultural programs and workshops

• Reciprocal gardens

Why Grab This Deal

Sunken Gardens, nestled in the heart of St. Petersburg, stands as a lush, tropical oasis boasting over 50,000 exotic plants and birds. As St. Pete's oldest living museum, it offers a glimpse into the city's rich history, with many of its plant species dating back more than a century.

St. Pete's oldest living museum is a botanical paradise in the midst of the bustling city. The 100-year-old Sunken Gardens is home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region. Meandering paths guide visitors through a living collection of more than thousands of plant species, tropical plants and flowers with lush demonstration gardens, cascading waterfalls, a flock of flamingos, and a colorful array of rehomed tropical birds including macaws, cockatoos, and more.

With a dedicated team of animal care staff and volunteers, Sunken Gardens ensures the well-being of its resident animals, including tropical birds, turtles, tortoises, and koi. The horticulture staff, alongside passionate volunteers, works diligently to maintain the beauty and uniqueness of this historic botanical garden, making it a cherished showplace and educational venue for visitors from near and far. Founded by George and Eula Turner, who cultivated their love for wildflowers and exotic plants in the early 1900s, Sunken Gardens has transformed from humble beginnings as a sinkhole into a world-renowned attraction filled with tropical palms, orchids, and serene waterfalls.