Floral Showhouse

Lovely gardens outside to browse around for free. The inside greenhouses are quite stunning especially in the winter, Christmas and Easter. Parking is paid, however a yearly pass for two different cars (liscence plate numbers) for almost all the Niagara Parks lots is only 40 dollars for a full year for both cars! That's what we have done for three years now and it's well worth it.

Entry is 7 dollars per adult and 5 for kids above six years! Loved the miniature Houses though i do wish there was more light to appreciate them! They have tree houses too in the village exhibit as well as a train!The hands encasing the globe is also goodAfter seeing the village you can go to the floral exhibit which houses cactii rubber plants and myriad other species!A stream runs through the central area connecting both exhibits and has a few fishes and a turtle!The washrooms are quite clean

Well-kept floral showhouse. It's not very big but it is beautiful! They also have very cute miniature house models.

I recently visited the Floral Showhouse, and although the building was closed, we could still enjoy the beautiful gardens surrounding the area. Despite the disappointment of not being able to explore the building, we still had a lovely time taking in the scenery and admiring the colourful flowers and plants. The gardens were well-maintained and offered a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Overall, I would highly recommend visiting the Floral Showhouse and taking a stroll through the gardens, even if the building itself is closed. It's a great way to appreciate the beauty of nature and enjoy a relaxing outing.

Three or four types of plants are there , one of them is really having nice smell .Clean .Nice to do a walk in the morning at 06.30 .Paid outdoor parking .

I’m bummed after reading the reviews below. We went on Saturday ( the 24th) and were done touring the place in 10 minutes. We looped around twice in that time. The price doesn’t match the experience. Perhaps there’s package deal out there that includes the Botanical Park , Butterfly Conservatory and here? If you’re looking for something to do to pass time this is a great option, just don’t get disappointed like it appears the rest of us have.Side note to owner(s): Perhaps free admission going forward with a recommendation to donate ?

Not nearly as good as I had hoped. Went there with my wife and from the outside the place looks massive; however, once you get inside you see that it is only two small greenhouses and then a tour of miniature houses off to the side. While the displays in the greenhouses were nice we were disappointed to see that some of the flowers were actually spray painted and taped together. For the cost that they charge to get in I feel like there could be some more effort to turn the place into a really nice attraction but for now it appears that it is just a cash grab.Skip this one and go down the road to the botanical Gardens and butterfly conservatory. Basically, the same price for hours of fun vs the 10 minutes of disappointment.

It's a really pretty space that's fairly kid safe. We went during a time when some of the exhibits were closed so it was quick to complete. The space is a bit narrow for strollers and people. Outside the showcase was some lovely mini tree houses, a koi pond and miniature train track and houses.

Beautiful display of succulents and tropical like plants.I came in early June, so the outdoor garden was just starting to come to life.It was a short but beautiful tour.

We bought this ticket as a package. I recommend the park package. It was great! The hydrangeas are amazing. Nicely done. Not very big facility but flowers were lovely.