Contact Info
1395 Planting Fields Road
Oyster Bay, New York 11771
Oyster Bay, New York 11771
- Phone 1:
- 516-922-9200
Basics
- Type:
- Historical Site,
State Parks
Description
Visit the former Gold Coast estate of the Coe family. The Tudor Revival opens for guided tours. Sample the lifestyle of the 1920s; see stunning craftsmanship and impressive collections of furnishings paintings, and gardens. A truly unique experience
Hours + Fees
Hours:
The 2012 Holiday Season:
The Main Greenhouse will display traditional Poinsettas and Cyclamens. Great holiday gifts are available at the Garden Gift Shop inside the Visitor Center 11 am - 4 pm daily.
Visitors can enjoy a delicious meal at the newly opened Garden Cafe at the Visitors Center, located in the Hay Barn. This beautiful cafe, catered by Periwinkles, features a warm atmosphere and gourmet food, which includes sandwiches, salads, soups and other homemade items. Cafe hours for the holiday season are 11 am - 3 pm, Thursday - Sunday.
Coe Hall is open daily, except holidays, for guided tours April 1 thru September 30 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Admission:
$5.00 adults
$3.50 NYS seniors and students with I.D.
$1.00 children (7-12)
The park is open year-round 9 a.m.-5 p.m., except Christmas.
Greenhouses close at 4 p.m.
The Main Greenhouse will display traditional Poinsettas and Cyclamens. Great holiday gifts are available at the Garden Gift Shop inside the Visitor Center 11 am - 4 pm daily.
Visitors can enjoy a delicious meal at the newly opened Garden Cafe at the Visitors Center, located in the Hay Barn. This beautiful cafe, catered by Periwinkles, features a warm atmosphere and gourmet food, which includes sandwiches, salads, soups and other homemade items. Cafe hours for the holiday season are 11 am - 3 pm, Thursday - Sunday.
Coe Hall is open daily, except holidays, for guided tours April 1 thru September 30 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Admission:
$5.00 adults
$3.50 NYS seniors and students with I.D.
$1.00 children (7-12)
The park is open year-round 9 a.m.-5 p.m., except Christmas.
Greenhouses close at 4 p.m.
Price Details:
Fees and Rates
Historic sites charge a vehicle use fee and/or admittance fee at various times and locations throughout the year. A list of fees is available below. For program fees or to verify information, please contact the site directly.
Historic Coe Hall:
$6.50 per person
$5 Senior Citizen/College Students with ID
$3.50 Upstairs/downstairs tour
Children (7-12 yrs.) free
Historic sites charge a vehicle use fee and/or admittance fee at various times and locations throughout the year. A list of fees is available below. For program fees or to verify information, please contact the site directly.
Historic Coe Hall:
$6.50 per person
$5 Senior Citizen/College Students with ID
$3.50 Upstairs/downstairs tour
Children (7-12 yrs.) free
Self-Guided Tours:
12 and older: $3.50
Children (7-12): FreeVehicle Entrance Fee:
Cars $8
Non-Profit Busses (By permit only)$35
Commercial Busses $75
Details
Additional Details:
Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park Home: Historic Sites: Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park
PrintEmailShareNew! Planting Fields Arboretum voted a Best Public Garden by readers of the Long Island Press! Read more here.
Visit the former Gold Coast estate of the W.R. Coe family. This National Register property has over 400 acres of rolling lawns, gardens, woodlands, and nature walks. The Camellia Greenhouse displays the largest collection of camellias in the northeast, and the Main Greenhouse has extensive collections of hibiscus, orchids, succulents, and seasonal displays.
Coe Hall is the Tudor Revival residence of the Coe family and is open for guided tours from April to September. Guests sample the formal lifestyle of the 1920s and see stunning craftsmanship and impressive collections of furnishings, paintings, stained glass, and decorative arts. In addition to the mansion, visitors will experience a wide variety of gardens, specimen plantings, and charming outbuildings that make Planting Fields truly unique.
The Coes used the talents of the Olmsted Brothers of Brookline, Massachusetts, to create an English park setting. Guided tours of the grounds are available and the park welcomes group tours. A wide variety of special events and courses are offered year-round. Mountain bikes are not permitted on park trails.
PrintEmailShareNew! Planting Fields Arboretum voted a Best Public Garden by readers of the Long Island Press! Read more here.
Visit the former Gold Coast estate of the W.R. Coe family. This National Register property has over 400 acres of rolling lawns, gardens, woodlands, and nature walks. The Camellia Greenhouse displays the largest collection of camellias in the northeast, and the Main Greenhouse has extensive collections of hibiscus, orchids, succulents, and seasonal displays.
Coe Hall is the Tudor Revival residence of the Coe family and is open for guided tours from April to September. Guests sample the formal lifestyle of the 1920s and see stunning craftsmanship and impressive collections of furnishings, paintings, stained glass, and decorative arts. In addition to the mansion, visitors will experience a wide variety of gardens, specimen plantings, and charming outbuildings that make Planting Fields truly unique.
The Coes used the talents of the Olmsted Brothers of Brookline, Massachusetts, to create an English park setting. Guided tours of the grounds are available and the park welcomes group tours. A wide variety of special events and courses are offered year-round. Mountain bikes are not permitted on park trails.
*See this document for information on the Long Island Region's 2013 Black History Month programs.
Planting Fields Foundation
