Mynelle Gardens
located in Jackson, Mississippi
This city park is composed of 7 acres worth of different gardens, pools and bridges that is open to the public for a small fee. It was originally the private garden of Mynelle Westbrook Hayward. The gardens include azalea and camellia trails, Island Oasis, an Asian Garden and an all-american selection garden. The city of Jackson acquired the gardens for use as a park in the 70s, and it is run by volunteers from the community.
The grounds are available for garden weddings and receptions and two of the most popular areas are the Westbrook and Greenbrook houses. There is also a "White Lawn" that is used for weddings.
Address:
4736 Clinton Boulevard
Jackson, MS 39209
Hours & Times:
Mar-Oct: 12pm-5:15pm
Nov-Feb: 8am-4:15pm
Closed: Xmas, New Year's, Thanksgiving, Most Holidays
Admission:
Adult: $4
Children (Ages 4 - 12): $1
Phone:
(601) 960-1894
Visit the Official Website
4736 Clinton Boulevard
Jackson, MS 39209
Hours & Times:
Mar-Oct: 12pm-5:15pm
Nov-Feb: 8am-4:15pm
Closed: Xmas, New Year's, Thanksgiving, Most Holidays
Admission:
Adult: $4
Children (Ages 4 - 12): $1
Phone:
(601) 960-1894
Visit the Official Website
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