- Every person is welcome.
- ICG is free and open to all, dawn to dusk, 365 days a year.
- ICG is wheelchair accessible.
- Potable water is available from April to November.
- A porta-potty is available.
- Pack a change of clothes for your young ones just in case.
- Planning a visit from out of town or bringing a group? Please let us know so we can communicate any important updates and register your visit.
- ICG offices are a 10-minute walk from the Garden, so you may or may not encounter staff when you visit the Garden.
- Have a specific accessibility question? Check out this page on Garden accessibility.
Plan Your Visit!
Here’s all you need to know about visiting Ithaca Children’s Garden

Explore the Garden

Rabbits, Hens, & Bees
In addition to the wide variety of birds and insects that naturally flock to the Garden, ICG is home to a collection of rabbits, hens, and honeybees that are assets to the Garden in both an ecological and educational way.

Bulb Labyrinth Memorial Garden
Designed in partnership with the Ithaca Childbearing Loss Network, the Bulb Labyrinth Memorial Garden is a sanctuary fostering hope, love, peace, and remembrance.

Village Green
Step through the Garden’s gates and be welcomed by the expansive Village Green, the heart of the Garden and a hub of activity year round.
Faces of Philanthropy
Why do you love & support The Garden?
“The Garden is such an amazing space, it has everything – expression, emotion, fun, and more. I choose to support the Garden for my children, and beyond them, it’s a magical space in town for all children and people. Being able to support an organization that does what the Children’s Garden does for the community, that’s my honor.”














