Conservatory of Flowers
4.7(3,670)4.7 out of 5 stars, 3670 reviews San Francisco, CA
About Conservatory of Flowers
The Conservatory of Flowers offers a unique experience with a diverse range of exotic plants in a warm and humid greenhouse setting, making it a sensory delight for families. The opportunity to combine visits to multiple attractions with a single pass adds significant value for parents looking to maximize their outing.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families looking for an educational outing focused on natureVisitors to Golden Gate Park wanting to explore multiple attractions in one daySuitable for all ages, particularly engaging for children interested in nature and science
Why families love it
- Diverse collection of exotic flowers and plants
- Warm and humid environment enhances the experience
- Opportunity to purchase a Golden Gate Park pass for access to multiple attractions
- Exotic plant species that are visually captivating
- Friendly and knowledgeable volunteers available to assist visitors
- Combination ticket options that provide access to multiple parks
Insider tips
- Purchase the $35 Golden Gate Park pass online to save money and gain access to multiple attractions
- Bring a packed lunch to enjoy in the park after your visit
- Be prepared for a warm and humid environment inside the conservatory
Good to know before you go
- Visiting during peak hours when the conservatory may be crowded
- Going without checking the weather, as the humidity inside can be uncomfortable
- The greenhouse can be very warm and humid, which may be uncomfortable for some visitors
- The size of the conservatory is smaller than some may expect
- Crowds
- The conservatory can get busy, especially on weekends and holidays, so visiting during weekdays may provide a quieter experience
- Value
- The $35 Golden Gate Park pass provides admission to the Conservatory of Flowers, Japanese Tea Garden, and Botanical Garden, offering significant savings compared to paying separately (approximately $15 each).
- Food
- Food and drink are not allowed inside the conservatory, but visitors can enjoy meals in nearby park areas
- Accessibility
- The venue is wheelchair accessible, but parents should confirm specific accommodations in advance
- Safety
- Staff and volunteers are present to assist and ensure visitor safety within the greenhouse
What parents say
"Do you enjoy natural soul candy? Check out the Lord's great works here, then. Besides how delicious everything smells, the flowers, carnivorous plants, and aquatic plants are unbelievable. Spend an hour here in the least. Bring lunch and enjoy."
a week ago
"Get the Golden Gate Park pass so you can visit all the attractions! I loved this place and it has some pretty interesting plants in there! If I had gotten the pass I would’ve saved some money. I had already gone to the botanical garden and the Japanese garden when I found out there was a pass."
3 weeks ago
"Enjoyed the exotic flowers. Bought the Golden gate park pass and this was included in what I will say is a very good deal. Would advise to also visit the Japanese garden and the Botanical garden. Twise the price give access to 3 Parks for 3 days. Great deal. 🥰🙂"
a month ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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