Foundation Mission

Each spring, more than 3,000 azaleas bloom across this 40-acre garden dedicated to the Callaway family legacy.

Built in 1951 on Mountain Creek Lake, the Boathouse was one of the first features to bring Cason and Virginia Callaway's vision to life.

Since 1988, this glass conservatory has welcomed guests to walk among more than 2,000 butterflies and lush tropical plants.

Built in 1962 in honor of Cason Callaway's mother, this woodland chapel remains a peaceful spot for reflection, weddings, and organ concerts.

A Pine Mountain favorite since 1952, the Country Store welcomes guests with Southern specialty foods and local gifts.

This 35,000-square-foot center honors Virginia Hand Callaway's love of nature with exhibits, art, and educational programs.

Scenic trails wind through Callaway's woodlands, from the paved Robin Lake Trail to the garden paths around the Azalea Bowl.

Moved to Callaway in 1959, this hand-hewn 1830s log cabin offers a glimpse into the region's early settler life.

Created by damming Mountain Creek, this scenic lake has been part of Callaway's landscape since the Gardens' earliest days.

Established by Virginia Callaway in 1971, this 1,200-acre National Natural Landmark protects Pine Mountain's unique woodlands.