Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens
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126 Log Cabin Rd
East Brunswick, NJ 08816 - 732-932-8451
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Chamber Rating
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Thomashia Snead-Moultrie
Bamboo garden
Jun 7th, 2023 -
Carol Vinzant
Magical place. Its like a small maze in a bamboo forest. If people knew about it theyd want to have parties here. And its dog friendly.
Mar 30th, 2023 -
R Edge
good place to relax
Jan 18th, 2023 -
Little Lion
It's a beautiful forest part of Rutgers botanical garden. There is mass tick infestation throughout the forest. Make sure you spray down from top to bottom. I had the most interesting experience at the garden today. I have made annual visit to the garden for its beauty. My first visit was back in May 2019. During my first visit, the staff were cutting down bamboo trunks with saw and digging the roots out with shovels. As we passed by, they told us to take some bamboo with us, since there was "so many". Skip hop to today, April 28, 2023. My mother in law and I stopped by to pick some wormwoot off the of side of the road in entry into the garden. A woman in her white sedan pulls up. "what are you doing?" She asked. "Picking wormwoot, weeds?" I answer confused. "You are not allowed to do that." From my previous visits, no one had mentioned this. Today was the first time I visited on the weekday. "Well, the staff told us we can take some since there were so many..." Lady cuts me off, "That's not true". She demanded that we give her our clippings, my mother in law and I took three clippings each. Again, wormwoot is considered weed like dandelion in the United states. She demanded to know what as in my other bag. I told her it was just my stuff. She had no right to ask that. Then she went on further to tell me that there are signs all over that states we can't clip anything. She can call the cops and we can be fined up to $25K and jail time. Then she drove off with our clippings. I don't know who taught this lady how to speak to a visitor, but I have also worked in non-profit sector. She was just rude. If I ever spoke like that where I have worked, I would've gotten fired. So I went searching for the sign. The sign was so tiny that it was barely noticeable. Look under the map, it's the blue sheet of paper. Lady if you are reading this, what did you do with the clippings? We should be calling on the cops on you. You are the one who took off with them. We didn't see you discard them at any point. Next time, be nice. You never know where our paths will cross again. You can be working for me one day.
Apr 18th, 2023 -
Petar Petroski
If you're a nature lover or just looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you have to check out the Bamboo Forest at Rutgers Gardens in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This hidden gem is a truly magical and awe-inspiring natural attraction that's sure to leave you feeling rejuvenated and inspired. The Bamboo Forest covers over 3 acres of land and is home to over 70 different species of bamboo, some of which can grow up to 50 feet tall! It's a stunning sight to behold and a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in nature. Located within Rutgers Gardens, the Bamboo Forest is just one of many natural wonders that you'll find in this beautiful botanical oasis. The gardens are filled with a variety of plants and flowers to admire, and there are several ponds that provide a tranquil backdrop for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic. But what really sets the Bamboo Forest apart is the walking paths that crisscross through the forest. These paths are well-maintained and offer easy access to all parts of the forest, so you can get up close and personal with the towering bamboo plants. It's a great destination for nature lovers of all ages and abilities. Overall, the Bamboo Forest at Rutgers Gardens is a truly magical and awe-inspiring natural attraction that you won't want to miss. Whether you're a local resident or visiting from out of town, this hidden gem is well worth a visit. So pack a picnic, put on your walking shoes, and get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature!
Apr 11th, 2023
Contact Info
- 732-932-8451
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens?
A The phone number for Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens is: 732-932-8451.
Q Where is Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens located?
A Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens is located at 126 Log Cabin Rd, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
Q What is the internet address for Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens?
A The website (URL) for Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens is: https://rutgersgardens.rutgers.edu/visit/
Q What days are Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens open?
A Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens is open:
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday: Closed
Q How is Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens rated?
A Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens has a 4.7 Star Rating from 40 reviewers.
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Bamboo Forest Rutgers Gardens
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( 40 Reviews )Thomashia Snead-Moultrie on Google
Bamboo garden
Carol Vinzant on Google
Magical place. Its like a small maze in a bamboo forest. If people knew about it theyd want to have parties here. And its dog friendly.
R Edge on Google
good place to relax
Little Lion on Google
It's a beautiful forest part of Rutgers botanical garden. There is mass tick infestation throughout the forest. Make sure you spray down from top to bottom.
I had the most interesting experience at the garden today. I have made annual visit to the garden for its beauty. My first visit was back in May 2019. During my first visit, the staff were cutting down bamboo trunks with saw and digging the roots out with shovels. As we passed by, they told us to take some bamboo with us, since there was "so many". Skip hop to today, April 28, 2023. My mother in law and I stopped by to pick some wormwoot off the of side of the road in entry into the garden. A woman in her white sedan pulls up. "what are you doing?" She asked. "Picking wormwoot, weeds?" I answer confused. "You are not allowed to do that." From my previous visits, no one had mentioned this. Today was the first time I visited on the weekday. "Well, the staff told us we can take some since there were so many..." Lady cuts me off, "That's not true". She demanded that we give her our clippings, my mother in law and I took three clippings each. Again, wormwoot is considered weed like dandelion in the United states. She demanded to know what as in my other bag. I told her it was just my stuff. She had no right to ask that. Then she went on further to tell me that there are signs all over that states we can't clip anything. She can call the cops and we can be fined up to $25K and jail time. Then she drove off with our clippings.
I don't know who taught this lady how to speak to a visitor, but I have also worked in non-profit sector. She was just rude. If I ever spoke like that where I have worked, I would've gotten fired.
So I went searching for the sign. The sign was so tiny that it was barely noticeable. Look under the map, it's the blue sheet of paper.
Lady if you are reading this, what did you do with the clippings? We should be calling on the cops on you. You are the one who took off with them. We didn't see you discard them at any point. Next time, be nice. You never know where our paths will cross again. You can be working for me one day.
Petar Petroski on Google
If you're a nature lover or just looking for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, you have to check out the Bamboo Forest at Rutgers Gardens in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This hidden gem is a truly magical and awe-inspiring natural attraction that's sure to leave you feeling rejuvenated and inspired.
The Bamboo Forest covers over 3 acres of land and is home to over 70 different species of bamboo, some of which can grow up to 50 feet tall! It's a stunning sight to behold and a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in nature.
Located within Rutgers Gardens, the Bamboo Forest is just one of many natural wonders that you'll find in this beautiful botanical oasis. The gardens are filled with a variety of plants and flowers to admire, and there are several ponds that provide a tranquil backdrop for a leisurely stroll or a relaxing picnic.
But what really sets the Bamboo Forest apart is the walking paths that crisscross through the forest. These paths are well-maintained and offer easy access to all parts of the forest, so you can get up close and personal with the towering bamboo plants. It's a great destination for nature lovers of all ages and abilities.
Overall, the Bamboo Forest at Rutgers Gardens is a truly magical and awe-inspiring natural attraction that you won't want to miss. Whether you're a local resident or visiting from out of town, this hidden gem is well worth a visit. So pack a picnic, put on your walking shoes, and get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature!
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