The Garden will be closed for General Admission until after 5 p.m. May 8th and 9th for a ticketed event.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Visitors Center & Gift Shop Now Open

The WVBG Visitors Center and Gift Shop has reopened for the 2026 season! Current hours are Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The cafe will reopen once the weather is consistently warmer.

A Season of Good Taste Dinner Series

Each year we coordinate elegant dining experiences in the Garden with local and regional chefs for our annual dinner series, ‘A Season of Good Taste’. Seating is limited for these events, get yours early!

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Would you like to host an event at the Garden?

In harmony with nature and gardens, The Terrace at Tibbs Run was skillfully designed for weddings, meetings, conferences, and events that showcase the beauty of West Virginia. This modern and spacious venue is the perfect setting for any gathering.

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Summer Nature Camp

Each summer since 2011, the West Virginia Botanic Garden has offered Summer Nature Camp, and the program continues to grow! All camps are one week long, and exact dates are announced each year in late winter. These popular programs fill up very quickly!

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Our Mission

The West Virginia Botanic Garden at Tibbs Run Preserve seeks to foster learning, inspiration, and well-being through the beauty and wonder of plants, the natural environment, and culturally enriching experiences.

We are located at 1061 Tyrone Road, Morgantown, WV 26508.

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How do I find my way around the Garden?

There are printed maps available in the information kiosk near the lower parking lot, at the Visitors Center, and on the upper level of the Education Center. The older trails are also visible on Google Maps and the West Virginia Trail Inventory.

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What's happening at the Garden?

There are a variety of educational and recreational programs at the West Virginia Botanic Garden year-round. See if they coincide with your visit to the Garden.

(Pre-registration is strongly suggested for all programs, and required for many. Read program descriptions for details.)

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Is the West Virginia Botanic Garden family friendly?

That would be a resounding ‘Yes!’ The West Virginia Botanic Garden offers many children’s programs throughout the year including educational workshops, camps, festivals and more!

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Admission to the Garden is free, but donations are welcome.

A $5 donation per adult visitor is requested. Donations can be made on-site at the kiosk near the lower parking lot, or online.

The West Virginia Botanic Garden at Tibbs Run Preserve is a non-profit organization. Help us continue to provide programs and free access to the community.

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