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Daily Admission Prices

Cowra Japanese Garden & Cultural Centre is open everyday except Christmas Day.
 
Opening hours are 8:30am - 5pm
 
    Tickets offer all‑day access from purchase until the garden closes at 5pm.
​  Adults ~                                   ( 18 Years and over) $22.00

  Concessions ~                 ( Valid Pension/ Senior) $17.00

  Locals ~                                ( within Cowra Shire) $17.00

  Children ~                                         ( Ages 5 - 12) $12.00

  Children ~                                                (under 5)   Free

  Families ~                              (2 adults + children) $52.00

Tour Groups and Schools

Tour Groups and Schools may be eligible for discounted ticket prices, please email our team to enquire. Specialist tour groups may also request a guided tour of the Garden by a member of the garden team, depending on availability.

This will carry an additional charge. 

Email:- info@cowragarden.com.au

Fish and Duck
Feeding

Fish food is available for purchase from the Gift Shop for $2 per bag and is one of the most popular activities for children visiting the garden.

Our koi fish can be fed from 1 September to 31 May. As the weather cools, the koi enter a period of winter dormancy (often referred to as hibernation), becoming much less active and eating very little. To protect the fish and other wildlife in the garden, we stop selling fish food and feeding the fish from 1 June until 1 September each year.

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Ken Nakajima Place

PO Box 248

Cowra NSW 2794

 

Garden:  02 6341 2233 

Cafe: 02 6342 5222

Email: info@cowragarden.com.au

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Cowra Japanese Garden & Cultural Centre acknowledges the Wiradjuri people, the Traditional Custodians of the land where we exist. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

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