The park is situated on land that was formerly private property before being revitalized as a botanical-focused tourist attraction.
The landscape design includes thousands of hydrangeas, which are the signature flower of the city of Gramado.
The trail system is intentionally designed to follow the natural contours of the local hilly terrain.
It maintains a large-scale plant nursery that contributes to the ongoing maintenance of the park's floral displays.
Garden Park Gramado is a landscaped botanical park spanning over 130,000 square meters of preserved Atlantic Forest. The park features winding walking trails that navigate through meticulously maintained gardens, hydrangeas, and natural waterfalls. It is designed as an immersive outdoor experience rather than a traditional amusement park with rides. The site incorporates themed areas, including a dedicated forest section and a nursery for ornamental plants. Visitors move through varied topography that highlights the region's hilly Serra Gaúcha landscape. There are integrated rest points and water features throughout the walking paths. The park emphasizes ecological preservation while providing accessible routes for pedestrian exploration.
The Waterfall Lookout point offering a view of the park's natural water features and surrounding forest.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the terrain involves slopes and unpaved sections.
Bring a light jacket, as temperatures in the Serra Gaúcha can drop quickly even during summer months.
Apply sunscreen and insect repellent before beginning the trail, as most of the park is uncovered.
Do not attempt to walk the entire perimeter if you have mobility issues, as the elevation changes are significant.
No picking of flowers or plants; keep to marked trails to protect the natural ecosystem.
