Region: Central Florida

1151 Tower Blvd.
Lake Wales, FL 33853

Local Phone: 863-676-1408
Fax: 863-676-6770

E-mail: info@boksanctuary.org
Website: http://www.boksanctuary.org

Historic Bok Sanctuary offers visitors Florida's most abundant opportunities for aesthetic, cultural and personal enrichment. The lush landscapes of the Olmsted gardens, the majesty and music of the carillon tower and the splendor of Pinewood Estate create an experience that inspires all who visit.

Hours

Historic Bok Sanctuary is open every day of the year from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with last admission at 5 p.m. The Education and Visitor Center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. General admission tickets are good for one day only and do not include specially ticketed events.

Rates

Adults: $8
Children 5-12: $3
Under age 5: Free
Members: Free

Fees subject to change without notice.

Group Rates

Group rates are available with preregistration of a minimum of 15 people. For more information call the Group Sales Representative at (863) 676-1408, ext. 31, or e-mail lrenaud@boksanctuary.org.

Pets

If you plan to visit Historic Bok Sanctuary, please be aware that pets are not allowed in the gardens. A shaded, open-air pet facility with water is available for a nominal fee, and indoor arrangements can be made for small pets. Please visit the gift shop for more information when you arrive.

Directions:

From Orlando, Take I-4 West
From Tampa, Take I-4 East

From I-4, East or West:
Take Exit 55 and proceed south on U.S. Highway 27 for approximately 23 miles. Proceed two traffic lights past Eagle Ridge Mall. Turn left on Mountain Lake Cut Off Road. At the caution light, turn right (south) onto County Road 17 (also known as Scenic Highway). Proceed on CR 17 for 3.4 miles. Turn left (east) onto Burns Avenue (also known as County Road 17-A). Proceed on Burns Avenue for 1.3 miles. On your left you’ll see a main entrance sign to Historic Bok Sanctuary. Turn left and proceed to the entrance gate.

From Highway 60 East or West:
Go to Lake Wales and proceed north on U.S. Highway 27. Turn right on Mountain Lake Cutoff Road. At the caution light, turn right (south) onto County Road 17 (also known as Scenic Highway). Proceed on CR 17 for 3.4 miles. Turn left (east) onto Burns Avenue (also known as County Road 17-A). Proceed on Burns Avenue for 1.3 miles. On your left you’ll see a main entrance sign to Historic Bok Sanctuary. Turn left and proceed to the entrance gate.