Mission Garden
Wheelchair accessible
A living museum of curated gardens honoring 4,000 years of agriculture in the Santa Cruz River basin in Tucson, Arizona.

šŸ“œ Living agricultural museum in Tucson, Arizona, honoring 4,000 years of agricultural history in the Santa Cruz River basin.
šŸ” Features Sonoran Desert-adapted heritage plants on an ancient indigenous settlement.

Why Go

🌱 Explore diverse heritage gardens, native plants, and heritage crops šŸ“š Learn about indigenous agriculture and 4,000 years of agricultural history 🐟 See reintroduced Gila topminnows in irrigation canals šŸ¦… Spot birds and local wildlife šŸŽØ Participate in workshops, festivals, and seasonal events

Tips

šŸ“… Check website for recurring events and classes.
🚶 Docent-led and self-guided tours available.
ā˜€ļø Visit in cooler months or mornings due to limited afternoon hours.
šŸ“ž Call or email for accessibility accommodations.
šŸ›ļø Garden shop offers plants, produce, and books.

Cost

šŸ’° Free admission, donations welcome.

Hours

šŸ•’ Open Wednesday-Sunday; 8am-12pm April-September, 8am-2pm October-March.

Accessibility

♿ Wheelchair accessible, contact for specific needs.

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