Gage Park Tropical Greenhouse

Gage Tropical Greenhouse
1000 Main St E, Hamilton
Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm
Free Admission
Pets not permitted, only service dogs
Email: [email protected]



The Gage Park Tropical Greenhouse is located at 1000 Main Street East , Hamilton. A newly constructed 14,000 square-foot (1,300 square metre), fully accessible greenhouse features a collection of subtropical plants, unique species and palm trees.
The greenhouse is designed as a community gathering place, providing opportunities to use the greenhouse as an educational center and as a rentable space for special events including wedding photos.
The greenhouse also features:
- Waterfalls
- Ponds with fish, turtles and waterlilies
- Tiered concrete seating
GREENHOUSE CLOSURES
June 9 - 10 am to 5 pm
June 25 - 9 am to 5 pm
About the Tropical Greenhouse

Gage Park Rose Garden
1000 Main Street East, Hamilton
The rose garden is located in the centre of Gage Park. It is filled with 16 hybrid tea varieties and 14 climbing roses. The flowers come in many colours including red, pink, yellow, white and peach. Visit the rose garden mid-summer when the roses are in full bloom.

Gage Park
1000 Main Street East, Hamilton
Built in a style reflective of the Canadian City Beautiful movement of the 1920s, Gage Park is one of Hamilton’s most iconic, historical and cultural landscapes. Gage Park has outstanding gardens, a historical fountain and a large selection of trees. Hamilton’s Gage Park was selected as the recipient of the inaugural CSLA Legacy Project Award in 2016.
Parking lot entrance off of Lawrence Road, just east of Gage Avenue South. Take the pathway at the north side of the parking lot to the Horticulture Depot. Wheelchair Accessible & Free Parking

Sam Lawrence Park
255 Concession Street, Hamilton
Situated on the Mountain brow at the top of the Jolley Cut, Sam Lawrence Park is one of the jewels in Hamilton’s park system. Features include a rock garden with perennial flowers, ornamental benches and lighting, walkways (most of which are accessible), wildflowers and prairie grasses, and an extensive system of interpretive signs. The park offers spectacular, panoramic views of the lower city and the harbour. On clear days, one can see the CN Tower while gazing at the 180 degree panorama view of Hamilton.