The olive press feature set within a planted garden bed near the start of the Stations path.

Plan Your Visit

Questions answered before you visit.

How long does a visit take?

Most visitors spend between one and two hours walking the full path. Those who linger at individual stations or sit in the amphitheater often stay longer. There is no required pace.

Is the Gardens accessible for visitors with mobility considerations?

The Gardens welcomes visitors of every ability. Mobility scooters are available to rent for $10. Benches are placed at each station along the path.

Complete accessibility details are pending client confirmation.

Do I need to purchase tickets in advance?

Tickets may be purchased on site or in advance through the Gardens website. Advance purchase is encouraged for groups of 25 or more.

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Is the Gardens affiliated with a specific denomination?

No, The Gardens is rooted in Catholic heritage but is open to visitors of every faith and background. The Stations of the Cross tell a story that has spoken across traditions for centuries.

Are children welcome?

The Gardens welcomes visitors of all ages. Children 5 and under are admitted free.

Can I bring food or picnic on the grounds?

We have a water bottle refill station inside the welcome center near the gift shop. Outside food and drink is permitted.

Is photography permitted?

The photography policy is pending confirmation with the client.

How do I arrange a group visit?

Group pricing is available for parties of 25 or more at $10 per person. Contact the Gardens to arrange your visit.

Group Visit Information