About
A 35-acre park in Pinehurst, North Carolina that’s available for weddings, receptions, and rehearsal dinners. The arboretum is located in the historic Village of Pinehurst.
Designer
Larry Best, founder of award-winning design firm , volunteered to create the design. His vision was for the Village Arboretum to be a rebirth of Fredrick Law Olmsted’s design of Pinehurst established in 1895.
History
In 2003 the Village Heritage Foundation, with the support of the Pinehurst Village Council, launched a project to develop an Arboretum which is adjacent to the Pinehurst Village Hall.
How can you help?
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Since 2003, the Pinehurst Village Arboretum has been a place of sanctuary, beauty and retreat. Established by the generosity of private donations, and maintained by the Village of Pinehurst, the Arboretum continues to be supported by contributors.
Village Arboretum Trail Map
We like to say that the Arboretum will never be complete. As it matures, and the trees grow each year, it looks more and more like it might have been here for decades and might have been designed by Mr. Olmsted himself. At least, we think he would approve.
- The Longleaf Pine Savannah
- Joyce’s Meadow
- The Magnolia Garden
- The Pollinator Garden
- The Flowering Tree Garden
- The Woodland Garden
For more information on renting the facilities at the Village Arboretum, please follow this link:
