Plan a Visit to the Conservatory

Experience the Beauty of our Facility!

Step into the University of Wyoming Conservatory and immerse yourself in a vibrant world of tropical and subtropical plant life. Located on campus, the Conservatory offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore lush living collections that support plant science education, research and community engagement. Whether you're a student, educator, plant enthusiast or casual guest, your visit promises an enriching and inspiring experience surrounded by botanical diversity.

Best of all, admission is always FREE!

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An interior view of the conservatory main atrium with several lush plants among researchers

Fun and Free for the whole family!

Visiting the University of Wyoming Conservatory is a fun, free activity the whole family can enjoy. Explore exotic plants, learn about unique species and experience a little slice of the tropics, right here in Laramie, Wyoming.

An outdoor view of the williams conservatory

Monday - Friday from 10 AM to 4 PM

Closed weekends

Special arrangements can be made upon request.

Admission is always free!

The Conservatory is located at the intersection of 9th St and University Ave. It is connected to the Aven Nelson Building and west of Old Main.

 

Parking can be limited on 9th street, so plan ahead!

Free street parking can be found along 9th St south of the Conservatory and along various side streets. There is no school bus parking close to the Conservatory. School buses should drop students off at the bus stop just north of the Conservatory on 9th St and then find parking down Ivinson St, University Ave, or other street location.

Group tours are available upon request. Please plan at least a week in advance of your desired tour date. While tours should fall within normal operating hours, special requests can be granted.

The Conservatory is handicap friendly.  The accessible entrance is located on the east side of the building, in the causeway between the Conservatory and the Aven Nelson Building.