Brooke Green

Beautiful place. Amazing sculptures, trees, flowers, everything. Very clean and well kept up. Staff is nice!the gift shop prices were way too high though. Sadly the butterfly garden was closed but tons of animals to look at! Definitely worth the stop!

This is simply one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. Staff was happy, knowledgeable, and helpful. They all seemed to genuinely enjoy their jobs. Stay out of the water. There really are alligators in there as stated on the caution signs. We did the creek excursion, it was amazing. Worth every penny.

Filled with art sculptures. Beautiful grounds. Very well kept flowers, trees, etc. Ticket entry is good for seven days. Lots of walking. We used our entry ticket twice the week we were in Myrtle Beach. We all agreed the place was lovely, but we thought the zoo has no place at these gardens. The animals are in small and poor conditions. The enclosed aviary had dead fish floating in the water.

Not just one or two. Lots of dead fish. The enclosed swimming tank for the otter was heart breaking. Their outside area stunk. Didn't see the foxes or deer. The owls looked pitiful. The animals really should be sent to an establishment that is designed to help and care for these creatures. Just let this be the beautiful outside museum of art that it is.

There are a couple indoor galleries, one that follows Anna's life in decades. Wear good walking shoes, as this is a walking only park (no bikes). If you come in the summer, bring an umbrella the sun can get hot. I didn't partake in the small food stand so I couldn't say if it's worth it or not. The park pass is reusable for 7 days, you'll likely need to go more than one day to see it all. A beautiful site and definitely worth the $20 to get in.

Beautiful place to visit! The tickets are good for a week so no need to rush to see everything. Tasty key lime pie in the restaurant next to the gift shop!

This place was amazing, especially the statues! There was so many of them and I think I still missed some. This place felt like a gem of the south. I stayed in Myrtle beach but the drive wasn't too bad. Lots of parking and the staff at every point was really nice and helpful. I unfortunately was only in the area for one day or I would have gone back the next day

An absolutely beautiful and enchanting place with friendly workers. Spent 4 hours there & I didn't even get to cover the whole place but it gives a sense of wonderment walking through the gardens and seeing the art throughout. Check out the welcome center as well because the workers in are lovely & can give you information about the grounds as well. BONUS, one ticket gets you in for 7 days so I can go back to check out the parts I haven't yet later this week! Also kudos to the groundskeepers as they maintain the gardens and land. They have done an amazing job!

Our tour/trip was on 30 Aug 2021. It was 4 of us and we all enjoy nature & outdoors along with history. You have to understand history in order to move forward and these gardens with their unique and beautiful sculptures did not disappoint. There was a little travel car that one can take to get around the grounds. The grounds are large. We took the boat ride tour.

We meet some very nice, pleasant, and knowledgeable staff which made our visit great. It was a peaceful visit and in the future, I will bring others to enjoys what I did and will do again. So, you can see I will return.

This place is huge and gorgeous. It's really cool that your admission gets you 7 days because I don't know how you could possibly do it in one. The sculpture garden even in mid-october was vibrant and beautiful. We saw an alligator and some turtles and lots of birds. The variety of sculpture was pretty cool, there were small, large, stone, metal, animals, people, abstract, and even carved poetry. Masks were required for the indoor spaces which I appreciated, and the outdoor spaces didn't feel crowded at all. Getting there and parking was very easy, and the trails are all very well kept.

The variety of things in the gift shop was cool, lots of local stuff and not the cheap garbage you see in most stores. On the first day we did the sculpture garden, on the second day we went to the zoo. It was very quiet on a Sunday morning, the animals seemed happy and healthy. It was my first time getting to be up close with herons and I really enjoyed the experience.

Not something for a hot day in the summer. By the end of our experience we were looking forward to the parking lot than the next display. This park is more geared for the older population as I think children would get bored after the low country zoo exhibit. Overall the grounds are kept in great shape. The gardens and ponds are nice. Many statues and sculptures.

The low country zoo was less than what we expected. With a few nice spots along the way. Being in the enclosure with the birds was a nice experience and made you feel as thou you were transported into the low country. The butterfly room has been closed for the last 2 years, I'm guessing due to covid. Also several structures under construction. The staff and volunteers were very friendly and enjoyed sharing their knowledge of the park. My favorite part was the bee exhibit.