Trees Atlanta
4.8(100)
Non-Profit Organization
About
Trees Atlanta champions the preservation and expansion of Atlanta's urban forest, offering a unique venue for business events that value sustainability and nature. Located near the Westside BeltLine trail, their headquarters features a nature trail and outdoor classroom surrounded by native trees and plant collections, providing a serene backdrop for meetings and small gatherings.
The site showcases diverse botanical highlights like historic magnolias, a variety of oaks, and extensive azalea collections, blending education with natural beauty. Ideal for groups seeking an inspiring environment, Trees Atlanta supports turnkey events focused on environmental stewardship and community engagement.
Best for
- Outdoor team-building & volunteer events
- Educational workshops & nature tours
- Small group retreats with green space
Standout features
Arboretum Collections
Diverse native tree and plant collections along the Atlanta BeltLine
The arboretum features 18 types of magnolias, 33 native oak species each marked with stainless steel leaf sculptures, and the largest public native azalea collection in Atlanta with over 300 azaleas. These collections highlight Georgia's native
Stumpery Garden
Horticultural garden using fallen trees as habitat and art
A unique garden that repurposes dead and storm-damaged trees to create walls and archways, fostering habitat for beetles, frogs, birds, and small mammals. This living exhibit demonstrates creative, sustainable use of natural materials in an urban
Outdoor Classroom
Beech Circle granite gathering space
A circle of mature beech trees surrounds a granite outdoor classroom and gathering place, providing a contemplative setting to observe forest growth and support local wildlife such as the red-headed woodpecker.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
Monday9am – 4pm
Tuesday9am – 4pm
Wednesday9am – 4pm
Thursday9am – 4pm
Friday9am – 4pm
SaturdayClosed
Rated 4.8 on Google · 100 reviews