Late-day sun across the fields and woodlands at Limeledge.

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Visit Limeledge

Come explore a botanical garden taking root across the fields, forests, gardens, and historic farm landscape of Central New York.

FREE Admission
OPEN May 1–October 31
Dawn to dusk
5+ MILES of trails to explore
250 ACRES of gardens, fields & natural areas

Welcome

A public garden in the making

Limeledge is a botanical garden and arboretum growing from the restoration of a historic Central New York farm. Across approximately 250 acres of gardens, fields, forests, wetlands, and other natural areas, visitors can explore a landscape where horticulture, conservation, history, and ecological restoration come together.

Limeledge is still taking shape. Visitors should not expect the manicured experience of a long-established botanical garden. Trails may be rough, young collections may consist of small plants, and restoration work may be visible throughout the property. That process is part of the experience: visitors are invited to watch a public garden grow.

Crop fields, hay bales, and wooded hills across the Limeledge farm landscape.

Across the property

Explore the Grounds

A woodland trail passing an old stone wall at Limeledge.

Trails & Landscapes

Walk more than five miles of trails through fields, woodlands, gardens, and changing habitats.

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Weathered historic farm buildings at Limeledge.

A Living Farm Landscape

Encounter historic barns, former agricultural land, geological features, wildlife habitat, and the continuing restoration of the property.

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Know before you go

Before You Visit

Come prepared for a rough, rustic property.

Trails and walking surfaces may be uneven, muddy, steep, or otherwise unimproved. Sturdy footwear is strongly recommended.

Expect nature.

Ticks, mosquitoes, poison ivy, wildlife, fallen branches, mud, and other ordinary features of fields and forests are part of the landscape.

Dogs must be leashed.

Pets are welcome but must be leashed at all times; leashes should not exceed 6 feet. Please remove and properly dispose of pet waste.

No bicycles or e-bikes.

For the safety and enjoyment of visitors, bicycles and e-bikes are not permitted on Limeledge trails or grounds.

Protect what is growing here.

Please do not collect, cut, dig, remove, damage, or disturb plants, labels, research materials, wildlife, or other features of the property.

Read the Full Grounds Policies

Plan ahead

Accessibility

Limeledge is a developing historic farm property with uneven ground, slopes, gravel and grass surfaces, and rustic trails. Not every area is accessible to visitors with mobility limitations. If you have accessibility questions or would like to discuss accommodations for a visit or program, please contact us before your visit so we can help you plan.

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A garden for everyone

Visiting Limeledge is free of charge.

We believe access to plants, nature, and environmental learning should not depend on someone's ability to pay. Limeledge is maintained for public benefit, and we want people to feel welcome to explore, learn, and return.

For those who would like to help make that possible, voluntary support directly contributes to the care of the property, development of the botanical collections, conservation work, and educational programs.

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The Limeledge Brookside Entrance sign beside the road.

Arrival

Getting Here

Limeledge is located in Elbridge, New York. Please use the physical location for visits; the Limeledge Road address is for mail.

Physical location 1686 State Route 321 Elbridge, NY 13060
Mailing address 5052 Limeledge Rd Elbridge, NY 13060
View the Limeledge Site Map

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Visitor Guide & Grounds Policies