Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden

The Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Garden is a vast 38-acre botanical garden located in Avalon, California. It is managed by the Catalina Island Conservancy, a conservation organization dedicated to preserving the natural and cultural heritage of Santa Catalina Island. The garden is a testament to the organization's commitment to conservation and offers visitors a chance to explore a diverse range of plant species in a serene and beautiful setting.

Specialty of the Garden

The Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Garden specializes in endemic plants of the California Channel Islands. It places a special emphasis on six endemisms of Santa Catalina Island, including the Catalina Ironwood, Catalina Mahogany, St. Catherine's Lace, Catalina Live-Forever, Catalina Manzanita, and Catalina Bedstraw. These are plants that naturally grow only on this island, making the garden a unique place to explore and learn about these specific species.

Entrance Fee

Since the beginning of 2004, a fee of $5 is charged for visitors who want to access the Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Garden. This fee helps support the maintenance and preservation of the garden, ensuring that it continues to be a place of beauty and learning for future generations.