Youth Group Visits

Youth Self-Guided Bus Group Pricing

Prices are valid only for groups of 15 or more paying Guests traveling by bus or motor coach. Please note that a specific youth:chaperone ratio is required.
 Christmas Admission*
Nov 22, 2024–Jan 12, 2025
Winter Admission
Jan 17–Mar 28, 2025
Gardens Admission
Mar 29-May 4, 2025
On sale Jan 27, 2025
Youth (ages 5-18)$19$9$12
Chaperone (1 for 5 youth)$19$9$12
Additional Adult (ages 19-64)$35$21$27
Additional Senior (Ages 65+)n/a$18$24

Chaperone pricing applies to each adult for every 5 youths. Please note: At least 1 adult is required for every 10 youths.

 

*Group pricing is not available Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during A Longwood Christmas and everyday December 20, 2024 through January 5, 2025.

Booking

Please email the Group Visits office or call 610.388.5223 to schedule your experience. 

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Self-Guided Tour Resources

  • A Longwood Gardens Trail Guide
    A dirt path lead into a bright green forest of trees

    A Longwood Gardens Trail Guide

    From shaded woodland paths to sunny wildflower-lined trails, our Gardens provide perfect spots for relaxed strolls as well as more energetic treks. Take a peek at just a few of our welcoming walking trails below and discover much more with a visit to our Gardens.

  • Take a Self-Guided Bird Walk
    A Eastern Bluebird perched on an evergreen branch.

    Take a Self-Guided Bird Walk

    Bring your binoculars and wander through the Gardens while seeking out some of our most beloved feathered friends! From majestic great herons near our Hourglass Lake to chatty mockingbirds in our Meadow Garden, this guide helps you find a variety of interesting birds throughout the seasons.

  • Voices in the Landscape
    collage of landscape images, along with people important in Black History

    Voices in the Landscape

    Take a self-guided tour celebrating the strength, resilience, and contributions of the African American community through the lens of horticulture and the power of story.