UCF Arboretum

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Orlando, United States

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UCF Arboretum Reviews | Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

UCF Arboretum is located in Orlando, United States on 4312 Scorpius St. UCF Arboretum is rated 4.7 out of 5 in the category parktourist attraction in United States.

Address

4312 Scorpius St

Phone

(407) 823-3583

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Jessica Scales

Awesome! Park at garage C for the shortest walk to the arboretum.

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Ariel W.

An arboretum is a botanical collection of trees. Knowing how much I love plants and nature my daughter gave me a tour of her UCF campus arboretum during a recent visit to her school. Parking on campus can be tricky but there is a pay lot next to the arboretum outside of Flagler Hall in the Libra community. The arboretum was established by then UCF President Trevor Colbourn in 1983. Originally it consisted of 12 acres of a disturbed pond pine community on the east side of campus. President Altman expanded it further in 1988 to include 5 acres of cypress dome, 3 acres of oak hammock, and 15 acres of sand pine and Florida scrub. Today the arboretum covers 80 acres and contains more than 600 species of plants. In 2009 a community organic garden was added. The UCF arboretum contains three miles of hiking and biking trails. In February of 2020, volunteers got together to create UCF's first mountain biking trail through the arboretum. Free tours are offered to the public and UCF students use this a living laboratory. The arboretum is open everyday from sunrise to sunset.

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Chris H.

Great part of UCF's campus that's underutilized by students

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Kayla

beautiful! love the arboretum and their plant sales

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Madison Fischer

Awesome to walk around the fall and winter months! Just be careful of all the fire ant beds, they are everywhere