Camellia House, Planting Fields Arboretum

Camellia House at Planting Fields Arboretum is a historic greenhouse featuring a stunning collection of camellias and tropical plants, set within the scenic grounds of a former Gold Coast estate in Upper Brookville, New York

The Camellia House is a highlight of Planting Fields Arboretum, a 409-acre public garden and historic site in Upper Brookville, New York. Originally part of the early 20th-century estate of William Robertson Coe, the greenhouse was designed to showcase exotic camellias and other tropical plants year-round. Today, it remains a horticultural treasure, with its elegant glass structure and carefully maintained collection. The arboretum itself offers expansive lawns, wooded trails, and themed gardens, providing a peaceful retreat for visitors. The Camellia House is particularly notable for its seasonal displays, including vibrant blooms during winter months. Planting Fields Arboretum also features the historic Coe Hall mansion, art exhibitions, and educational programs, making it a cultural and botanical destination on Long Island's North Shore.