National Botanical Gardens
Expansive park & event venue
More an expanse of grassy parkland dotted with trees than a botanical garden, the National Botanical Gardens nevertheless offer Bajan families a great place to picnic, relax, exercise and have fun.
Since the gardens were only opened in 2019, they are very much a work in progress, but you can still see a variety of fruit trees and shrubs.
With free entry and easy access, the gardens are busy at weekends. They are also a popular outdoor venue for major Crop Over and other events.
Codrington Road, outskirts of Bridgetown.
By car: Head 2.7 miles (4.4km) N out of Bridgetown along H2 towards Warrens, turning right onto Codrington Rd at the traffic lights on Spooner’s Hill, after Tyrol Cot.
By bus: Several buses from Princess Alice Terminal (Bridgetown) pass the traffic lights at the junction of Codrington Rd with Spooner’s Hill, including #3, #3A, #22 and 22A. From here it is a few minutes’ walk to the entrance. Check the bus timetables.
Open 24 hours